Do Interest Rate Outlooks Matter? Ken Fisher Answers

With interest rates—both long- and short-term—at low levels relative to history, many investors want to know where interest rates are headed from here. Because of the central banks’ influences over interest rates, Ken Fisher believes it has become increasingly difficult to predict where interest rates will go moving forward. Short-term rates are largely driven by central banks, while long-term rates are mostly driven by inflation expectations and market pricing but have also been influenced by many central banks’ quantitative easing programs.
However, contrary to popular belief, Ken says there’s not a lot of reason for long rates to rise in the short term. Long rates have risen from their low point earlier in 2020 and, eventually, they will rise. But we don’t know when that will be. With so many people hyper-focused on interest rates right now, Ken believes you may be better off focusing your research on other areas of the financial landscape.
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Thank you sir !
I red your all book this year.
So now can control mind and keep portfolio because as you say, predicting of market is not make sense.