The Fed is most worried about a wage inflation spiral: U.S. rates strategist Ian Lyngen

Ian Lyngen, managing director and head of U.S. rates strategy at BMO Capital Markets, tells BNN Bloomberg that the U.S. Federal Reserve has faced confusing inflation data for much of 2024 and tomorrow’s CPI report and other data will determine if the central bank will have the ability to start normalizing interest rates soon. He says the longer the Fed stays at the terminal rate, the more pressure it will place on U.S. households. He expects the yield on the 10-year treasury to end 2024 at 4 per cent.
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Wage inflation would make low income earners whole, and that's not the goal here. The goal is to leave asset owners whole and to leave low income wage earners holding the bag.

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Wage inflation results in increased prices and inflation... Which affects low-income earners the most.