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Sunday, October 20, 2013

Caxton: Goodbye To The Self-Sustaining Recovery


Caxton: Goodbye To The Self-Sustaining Recovery


"It’s clear to us now that the US economy just isn't going to reach escape velocity," said Andrew Law, head of Caxton Associates (one of the hedge fund industry’s most successful money managers) in a wide-ranging and rare interview with the Financial Times. "Tapering is off the table for the foreseeable future." As we have explained numerous times, Caxton notes the Fed has little option but to continue its policy of extraordinary monetary easing indefinitely, adding "what happened [last week] was just another can kicking exercise. The problem has not been solved and the hopes for a grand bargain are in tatters." Simply put, he concludes rather dismally, "there are no incentives for the corporate world to go out and spend right now..."
Via The FT,


http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-10-20/caxton-goodbye-self-sustaining-recovery

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