Markets are on tenterhooks waiting for the next meeting of the Federal Reserve (16 -17 September) and especially in anticipation of whether the Fed will poeishi interest or not. Forecasts are mixed, many analysts are united around the conclusion that interest rates will be increased now.
Colin Graham, CIO of BNP Paribas Investment Partners as stated 60% probability to increase the rates by the Fed this month also saying that the increase will be 100% by the end of the year.
David Bianco, chief strategist at Deutsche Bank, said that the Fed should and will raise rates in September. He also expects 50 points rise in interest rates.
"What we would like to see is an increase in the interest of each meeting in the next six months,"
However, some economists suggested that the Fed should delay raising interest rates because of the turmoil in Chinese shares, which increased fears of a "hard landing" of the second largest economy in the world.
However, Graham sees no direct impact of China on the US, which refutes teardeniyata economists.
However, the Fed is concerned about the impact of the strong dollar on revenue of US companies.
Markets will remain volatile in anticipation of Fed meetings next week. The probability the Fed to raise rates is high, which can lead to appreciation of USD
Stefen D. Angelov
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