Meredith Whitney Warns of US Economic 'Reckoning' in Q4, Expects Fed to Hold Rates
Meredith Whitney, a former bank analyst known for her accurate 2007 report preceding the global financial crisis, warned that the US economy faces a "reckoning" in the fourth quarter of this year. She attributes this to the fading impact of one-time economic boosts, including the World Cup and residual fiscal spending. Whitney also expects the US Federal Reserve to keep interest rates on hold.
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