Market-implied expectations for a Federal Reserve rate increase are being pushed further into the future.
Investors are losing confidence in predictions of an inflationary economic recovery.
For central bankers, there’s good inflation and bad inflation.
The Federal Reserve is setting the tone for markets, making a renewed push to revive inflation.
Some strategists say the reflation trade is alive and well.
Market makers and floor brokers who want to return would do so at their own risk and have to sign a waiver.
Wall Street is increasingly betting that the Federal Reserve may have to cut rates again.
30-year bonds on Thursday drew a record low yield.
Expectations for growth, inflation and monetary policy largely explain the differences between the forecasters.
Surging money market-market interest rates forced the Fed to step in with a repurchase agreement.
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