Carl:
Large-caps generally have significant overseas operations, diluting the effect of rising profits on their home turf.
Adelle:
A rising rate environment signals to investors that the economy is performing well, and medium sized firms often benefit due to the majority of their business being within the country.
Cordia:
ETFs tracking US mid-cap firms may be poised to benefit from the rise in interest rates.
Janay:
Interestingly, the implied rate for November is 0.27%, demonstrating a consensus that the first rise will only take place at the final meeting of the year.
Meridith:
Current prices highlight an expected rate of 0.325% for December indicating the view that rates may move once this year.
Maranda:
Indeed, the market appears to only expect a small rate increase right at year-end as evidenced by the Federal Funds Futures market.
Mitsue:
This will cause the FOMC to re-evaluate the timing of its first interest rate hike, likely pushing the chosen date to at least December, if not sometime next year.
Caroyln:
One of the likely consequences is a slowdown in the world economy, prompting less inflationary pressure in the US.
Jenae:
The market remains undecided as to the timing of the first rate increase with even Nobel prize-winning economists, Paul Krugman and Edmund Phelps, holding conflicting views.
Staci:
During her semi-annual testimony to Congress in July, Janet Yellen acknowledged the robustness of the labour market but insisted further improvement was possible.
SPDR S&P Midcap 400 (AMEX:MDY)
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