According to Real Time Economics, Clayton-based Macroeconomic Advisers now expects the Federal Reserve to cut a key short-term interest rate to zero by January. The firm’s Laurence Meyer and Brian Sack also think the federal funds rate will remain at zero throughout 2009.
Meyer is a former Federal Reserve governor and Sack is a former Fed economist. They’re the Washington outpost of Macroeconomic Advisers, a firm Meyer co-founded while he was a Washington University economics professor.
