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Find Out Who Leads the Way on Interest Rates (…It's NOT the Fed)
The widely held belief that the U.S. central bank controls rates is a myth
by Bob Stokes
Updated: January 29, 2018
Why do many investors cling to every word that the fed utters? The answer is that these investors believe that the U.S. central bank determines the directional trend of interest rates. But the evidence says that this is flat out INCORRECT!
The MARKET leads on rates, not the Fed. Now is the time to get EWI's unique stance on the news and markets.
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