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FMI July 2016 Economic and Investment Outlook

posted by Michael Lewis on July 01, 2016

Found in US, categorized in Macro

Tags: FMI michael lewis Brexit UK EU FTSE

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Headline

The pound remains weak, and the dollar has been bolstered by the ‘flight to safety’ amid uncertainty. As the UK-EU relationship is clarified in coming months, currencies will revert to pre-Brexit norms.

Abstract

Once dust settles (soon), global macro landscape will show little change; UK will take ‘associate’ EU status. Brexit will have no tangible economic impact on US. U.S. real GDP picked up to +2 1⁄2% in 16Q2, will sustain healthy pace into 2017. Core inflation likely to exceed Fed’s +2% target by early next year. Yellen will pause, but rate hikes should resume by year-end.

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Michael Lewis

Mike Lewis founded Free Market Inc. (FMI) in 1982 as a full-service economic consulting firm, providing insights and in-depth data analysis primarily for institutional money managers and corporate planning directors.

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