According to businessinsider’s Joe Weisenthal, Goldman's Jan
Hatzius stands by his call:
We expect the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) to ease
monetary policy at next week’s scheduled meeting. Our baseline is a new asset purchase program
that involves an expansion of the balance sheet, but an extension of Operation
Twist and/or a further lengthening of the short- term interest rate guidance in
the FOMC statement beyond the current “late 2014” formulation are also
possible.
As for the weak economy, the numbers are really getting down
there... Disappointments across a broad range of indicators this week caused a
two-tenths decline in our GDP tracking
estimate for Q2 to 1.6%. Though the CPI excluding
food and energy held at 2.3% year-on-year, we see increasing signs that core
inflation will fall over the next year...
Read all about it at: http://www.businessinsider.com/goldman-qe3-coming-next-week-2012-6
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