JPMorgan’s Frenkel Says Fed Hike Delay Has Negative Implications
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(Bloomberg) -- JPMorgan Chase International Chairman Jacob Frenkel said the Fed would “miss the boat” if it waits for inflation to reach 2% before raising rates.
- Frenkel spoke in Bloomberg TV interview with Kathleen Hays in Tokyo
- Strength of U.S. economy justifies rate increase
- Delay would have implications for financial markets, is “not costless” and could hamper growth rather than promoting it
- Deep financial crisis was good rationale for keeping rates so low for a long time
- Europe, Japan not yet ready for normalization of monetary policy
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