Joe Lavorgna: "We Don't Believe You"

by Joseph Lavorgna, Natixis Research

Financial markets (stocks and bonds) sold off in response to a more hawkish Fed scenario than what had been anticipated. The notorious ā€œdot plotā€ now shows two 25 basis point tightenings in 2023, compared to none before. This more aggressive tightening trajectory has further galvanized discussion of when the Fed will taper its $120 billion per month in bond purchases ($80 billion in treasuries and $40 billion in mortgages). The futures market is pushing back against this policy narrative.

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