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Bill Dinning says market reactions to inflation fears may indicate that QE2 has partly failed.
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Ignis AM chief economist Stuart Thomson says autumn 2013 is the most likely time for a Uk rate rise.
M&G manager Mike Riddell says US economic data is “falling off a cliff”.
The answer to what will happen when QE2 ends on 30 June is simple – QE3 will maintain the status quo
With risk asset prices continuing to fall, should investors be risk on or risk off right now?
RLAM’s Jonathan Platt says the end of QE will not prove disastrous for long-dated bonds.
An external MPC member has laid partial blame for Europes current debt woes on the markets.
An economist has accused the Fed of being willing to cancel Christmas” to regain credibility.
Bill Dinning asks the question given the macro environment influencing the UK and the US right now.
JP Morgan AM’s Tom Elliott says the effectiveness of quantitative easing may have run its course.
Lothar Mentel says he is taking risk off the table but is optimistic over the end to QE2.
Standard Life Investments’ Richard Batty sees problems ahead for both equities and the US economy.
