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In report released today, bank says nation may not meet earlier projections for recovery in second half of 2014.
Rising interest rates unlikely to cause mass exodus of $3.5 trillion in U.S. fixed-income funds.
Oil prices are falling despite conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Although longer-term U.S. debt has gained 14 percent this year, money continues to pour into ETFs based on longer-term Treasuries.
U.S. dollar rises as unemployment falls and ECB President Mario Draghi emphasizes divergence between U.S. and Eurozone monetary policy.