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On the morning of (an unusually pivotal) #FOMC meeting, the CME futures market is predicting a 65% chance of a 50 bps cut of the federal funds rate, and a 35% chance of a 25 bps rate cut.

MORE IMPORTANT TO ME as a fund manager is what the FOMC minutes and Jerome Powell have to say (definitively) about the Fed's balance sheet going forward.

Will #QE begin in earnest? Or will the Fed wait for turmoil in the bond markets before ending "not-QT"?

In other words, will a new wave of liquidity begin to flow from the US government into the private sector? If so, at what rate?

Because we have non-free, centrally-manipulated markets, I will be watching today's events with great interest.

🍿 #macro

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₿lake 1y ago

I think the recent letter from U.S. Senators asking the Fed for a 75bps rate cut was to provide top cover so when the Fed cuts 50bps, they can appear calm, controlled, and dovish by contrast.

Further, it’s difficult to imagine that the Fed *won’t* resume QE policy.

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