by Tyler Durden
Monday, Apr 26, 2021 - 02:59 PM
When it comes to the Fed s Wednesday FOMC statement, economists agree that this meeting should largely serve as a status check of the economic recovery relative to the substantial forecast upgrades that the FOMC unveiled at their March meeting, but things will then heat up in the summer and certainly the fall, when Powell may have no choice but to address the roaring inflation and - gasp - even hint at a taper, risking another bond (and stock) market tantrum.
In any event, after the Bank of Canada became the taper trial balloon when it said last week it would scale back its purchases of government debt and accelerate the timetable for a possible rate increase, the Fed is expected to begin trimming its $120 billion in monthly asset purchases before the end of the year as the US economy recovers strongly from Covid-19, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg. That’s a bit earlier than forecast in the March survey but leave
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Fed Looks Poised to Step Up Buying in Belly of Treasuries Curve
Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Elizabeth Stanton © Bloomberg The Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. Federal Reserve officials in January expected it would be some time before conditions to scale back their massive bond purchases were met, leaving open the question of whether any tapering could start before 2022.
(Bloomberg) The Treasury market’s weight has shifted around in the past year, meaning the Federal Reserve’s $80 billion monthly purchases no longer fit the way they’re supposed to.
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