If these prices hold near their current levels and you add a $500 billion fiscal stimulous and then tack on dramatically lower cost of funds to banks and consumers then the recession may well be shallower than the consensus is expecting. It appears to me that the stock and bond markets have been pricing in a high probability of a worst case scenario which may not occur.
-
If these prices hold near their current levels and you add a $500 billion fiscal stimulous and then tack on dramatically lower cost of funds to banks and consumers then the recession may well be shallower than the consensus is expecting. It appears to me that the stock and bond markets have been pricing in a high probability of a worst case scenario which may not occur.
Nov 22 09:45 am
|Rating:
+1
0
All Comments by jepittman »Drop in Gas Price = $300B Savings [View article]