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Listino e panino
Comunque c'è anche da dire che negli USA l'inflazione è al 5,5% ben più bassa che da noi...The Federal Open Market Committee meets next week to determine where those rates go next. The odds implied by futures markets are now roughly a coin flip for either a quarter-point increase or no change at all. Just a week ago, a half-point hike was the overwhelming favorite.
Fed officials have been clear that they want to err on the side of tightening too much rather than too little. Not hiking next week could send the wrong signal—that of severe concern about the banking situation, which would cause an even bigger panic in the market. Following through on a clearly signaled rate increase demonstrates officials' calmness and commitment. It's face saving for the Fed.
Alternatively, the Fed could stand pat for a month. Waiting until the next FOMC meeting to hike a quarter point wouldn’t materially change the stance of monetary policy, while giving regulators more time to judge and contain financial stability risks. Fed officials can still send a hawkish message via their dot plot of future projections, even without a hike next Wednesday.
Quindi la FED può anche "giustificare" lo stop momentaneo di rialzi dei tassi, dicendo che comunque l'inflazione sta effettivamente scendendo.
Da noi invece è diverso. Ieri il dato francese è stato peggiore delle attese.