13 Quotes by Keith Hembre

It's not friendly for the Fed at all. This boosts the chance of a March rate increase; it should cement 4.75 percent.

It'll boost first-quarter GDP at a robust pace given the sluggishness of the fourth quarter.

The Fed are saying that there is no evidence yet that underlying inflation is moving higher.

The historical pattern is for shocks of this nature to initially be absorbed roughly equally between lower savings and lower purchases for other goods and services.