Productivity, Inflation and the Path of Rates

"Last week, in line with expectations, the Federal Reserve hiked rates, freed itself from its "low-for-longer" forward guidance and lifted its "dot plot" a little higher. The European Central Bank also followed the script, confirming that it would end its quantitative easing purchases by the end of the year, subject to data supporting its inflation outlook - which it revised upwards. It is a good time to ask why markets have become so tentative in their inflation expectations, and what that implies about the length of this business cycle and the path of rates." Click here to learn more.

Source: Neuberger Berman

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