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Neil Mackinnon – Chief macro strategist at VTB Capital – joined Mike Ingram and Zak Mir in the Tip TV studio to discuss what powers the major central banks have to turn the markets around again.
The warning signs have been evident for a while, says Mackinnon, as ongoing market pressure in China, speculation over a Fed rate hike, and oil prices looking for a bottom have culminated in Monday’s flash crash. However the overall bearish outlook for the markets still persists, and with major banks having exhausted almost all monetary options, there is little that can be done to break this cycle.
Interest rate deliberations remain the central theme this week, with the Bank of England revealing its latest decision later. The central bank has been between a rock and a hard...
As widely expected, the Fed cut the Fed Funds rate by 25bps, to 4.25-4.50%, at Wednesday's FOMC meeting. Moreover, they intimated that after cutting rates by 1% since September,...
We got another 25bp policy rate cut from the Fed, but updated projections and Chair Powell’s press conference confirm that the Fed is going to be much more cautious next year with...
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