Billionaire David Rubenstein warns if Fed hikes 100 basis points it would be 'shocking' to the market
The Carlyle Group co-founder says the Fed has 'telegraphed' a 75 basis point rate hike
The Carlyle Group co-founder David Rubenstein discusses how much he expects the Federal Reserve to raise rates and how markets are likely to react on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
The Carlyle Group co-founder David Rubenstein argued, Monday, that if the Federal Reserve moves to increase interest rates 100 basis points, they would be indicating that they know inflation is much worse than people think, telling "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" they would further "depress markets."
DAVID RUBENSTEIN: Paul Volcker and the Fed increased interest rates 200 basis points over one weekend, and they didn’t telegraph it, and they didn't explain it. Now the world is different. They [Fed] telegraph exactly what they are going to do and explain it afterward. The Fed has been telegraphing 75 basis points.
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If they were to go to 100 basis points, I think it would be shocking to the market. I know some percentage of people in the market, 14% or so, think it might be 100 basis points, but I think they wouldn’t want to shock the market that way so if they were going to do 100 basis points I think they would have telegraphed it by now.
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