10 octobre 2007, 0h00
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The US inflation scare seems to be over. For a few days after September 18, when the Federal Reserve Board cut the overnight interest rate by half a percentage point, the central bank’s anti-inflationary credentials seemed to be under threat. But bond yields, which had jumped up by 15 basis points, have since fallen back to pre-cut levels.
There are several reasons for the fast return of faith in the Fed. To start with, the Fed’s firm rejection of accusations of laxness helped investors put a n...
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