Economist Mohamed El-Erian isn't holding back on the Fed's messaging mess. Rate-cut odds yo-yoing from 90% down to 30%, then bouncing right back to 90%? He's calling that "crazy." His take: forward guidance exists for one reason—keeping markets stable and predictable, both domestically and worldwide. Central bankers need to tighten up their communication game, period.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 11-28 09:32
The Fed's communication skills are truly amazing, falling 90% to 30% and then rebounding, retail investors must be so exhausted.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 11-27 13:37
ngl the fed's messaging is basically a honeypot for retail traders at this point. 90% to 30% swings? that's not forward guidance, that's an exploit vector waiting to happen. DYOR before the next whipsaw.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 11-26 19:59
The Fed's actions this time are really amazing, jumping back and forth between 90%, 30%, and 90%... The market is completely confused.
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ZkSnarker
· 11-26 19:56
lmao the fed really said "let's play probability roulette" huh. el-erian's right, this is just crypto volatility but with trillions at stake and worse communication 💀
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 11-26 19:31
90% fall to 30% and then back to 90%? This gap is so huge it's beyond comprehension, the Fed really pumped this time.
Economist Mohamed El-Erian isn't holding back on the Fed's messaging mess. Rate-cut odds yo-yoing from 90% down to 30%, then bouncing right back to 90%? He's calling that "crazy." His take: forward guidance exists for one reason—keeping markets stable and predictable, both domestically and worldwide. Central bankers need to tighten up their communication game, period.