A Fed Pause Is Probably the 'Appropriate Response': PGIM Fixed Income



Greg Peters, co-chief investment of PGIM Fixed Income, discusses the turmoil in global financial markets and the implications for central banks including the Federal Reserve. He speaks with Jonathan Ferro on the special edition of “Bloomberg Surveillance.”

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24 thoughts on “A Fed Pause Is Probably the 'Appropriate Response': PGIM Fixed Income”

  1. What the Fed knows we don’t: Non SIB fail, no sale, but Fed receivership instead, infinite backstop, then reversed, winners and losers being picked, international insolvencies, Fed insolvency, Treasury insolvency, Print $300B in a blink, moving from standard weekly swap line to daily to funny-money foreign players, infinite money printer back on, but for everyone now, not just us! AND….FedNow in July… seems the system will need saving by a CBDC in place of Bitcoin..which will die and Oops(!) won’t need regulating..because it is dead.

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  2. The FED going to raise rates to save face and do QE under the table with the banks what a joke and no one will challenge them just like they have not been doing QT as they said they would and no one challenge them on that in the press conferences. One big scam.

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  3. For the past 10 years, the low interest rate and QE have resulted in excessive wealth accumulation of the top 10%
    It is about time that the Federal Reserve starts to think about the other 90% who are suffering from high inflation.

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  4. We allow private enterprise to control our economy and our money. The Federal Reserve Bank Is private, it is not part of the Federal Government. This was wrong in 1913 when they created the Fed, and it is wrong now. The Fed is owned and operated by private money people. They are untouchable and can do whatever they wish with interest rates and banking. For me, the Fed should be a branch of the government and independent, like the Department of Justice. The Fed is out of control. The market should determine interest rates, and chips should fall where they may. Also, I believe our money should be backed by something like commodities or precious metals or some combination. This move would take control of the money out of the hands of the government and into the natural market. The money is manipulated by governments for many reasons, and the big one is paying for WAR. This happened in 1971 when Nixon took the US off the gold standard in order to print more money in order to pay for the Vietnam War.

    END THE FED!

    If we allow the Fed to create and use a CBDC, it will eventually be mad mandatory and then the Fed and banks will have complete control over the economy. They will determine how you can spend your money.

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