America Desperately Needs Lower Rates to Pay its Rising Bills

America Desperately Needs Lower Rates to Pay its Rising Bills
A development of new homes in Eagleville, Pa., is shown on Friday, April 28, 2023. The Federal Reserve's rate hikes have led to higher costs for many loans, from mortgages and auto purchases to credit cards and corporate borrowing, and have heightened the risk of a recession. Matt Rourke/AP
Bryan Perry
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Not much has changed in the past month to convince the markets that the Fed is completely done raising rates. Last week’s inflation and retail sales data, chip-sector theatrics, and a host of industry conferences did little to change that. All it did was raise the level of hand wringing before the Fed meeting this week.

Bryan Perry
Bryan Perry
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Bryan Perry is a senior director and senior financial writer with Navellier Private Client Group, advising and facilitating high-net-worth investors in the pursuit of their financial goals. His financial services career spanning the past three decades includes over 20 years of wealth management experience with Wall Street firms that include Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers and Paine Webber, working with both retail and institutional clients. Bryan earned a B.A. in Political Science from Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University and currently holds a Series 65 license.
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