Fed to Raise Rates Three Times Next Year, Credit Suisse Says
(Bloomberg) -- Weakness in the U.S. economy in 1H that led to a decline in inflation rate and low wage growth will correct in 2H, says John Woods, chief investment officer for Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse.
- “As such, we agree with the Yellen view that we will look through this weak patch in participation of a stronger surge in growth in the second half,” Woods said at a media briefing in Singapore Friday
- Continues to expect one more Fed hike in December and three more hikes next year
- Expects to see yields in Germany, U.S. and U.K. moving higher in the coming six months
- Recommends short-duration investment-grade bonds
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