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US DATA REACT
US DATA REACT: MUFG's John Herrmann adds further on Nov. jobs report that the
"bottom line" is that "such a SOLID employment picture should embolden the FOMC
to hike short-end interest rates by:
- "25 bps at next week's Dec. 12-13th meeting and
- "By 50-to-75 bps over next year 2018 and another
- "50-to-75 bps in the year 2019."
- He said that "according to our models, such a path of interest rate hikes
likely 0INVERTS the 2s-10s Treasury yield curve by 3Q-2019."

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