Monday, February 24, 2014
Existing Home Sales had a reading of 4.62M on Friday, which was lower than the expected 4.68M.
Existing Home Sales had a reading of 4.62M on Friday, which was lower
than the expected 4.68M. Can’t blame the result on weather, but we can
blame it on affordability! People are simply not making the money they
should to buy houses for
sales. Richard Fisher, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of
Dallas, supports the Fed’s continuation of tapering. According to James
Bullard, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, the Fed
created a “pessimistic problem” when they announced
in December to keep rates low well into 2015. Bullard believes this
announcement may have signaled that the economy will not strengthen
until next year. As a result, the FOMC rephrased its outlook by adopting
thresholds that will give investors indications
of when rates may increase. By not having a completion date of the
reduction stimulus, Bullard discussed that more aggressive cutbacks
should be expected depending on improvements in the labor market. Have a
great day.
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