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The Definitive QE3 Odds Calculator

Friday, August 24, 2012 14:42
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from Zero Hedge

The odds of Fed easing at the September FOMC meeting seem close to 50-50 (with both sides vehemently talking their books – Fed officials and equity managers alike). Recent data has been a bit better: payrolls, claims, retail sales, and industrial production. As UBS’ Drew Matus notes, other factors that will play a role include the ISM report, claims reports, and ‘fiscal cliff’-related events. However, the primary determinant will be the upcoming August payroll report. The chart below ignores these other factors and offers up the odds of further easing in September based on the base case that Bernanke’s primary concern is the state of the US labor market. July’s 8.3% unemployment rate and payroll gain of 163k put current odds of further easing at 45%.

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