Government shutdown unlikely to stop March rate hike, Deutsche Bank says

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You’ll still end up paying more to borrow money, Deutsche Bank economists predict, even if the government shuts down for a while.

The impact of a congressional failure to strike a deal on funding federal operations “should be insufficient” to significantly lower the odds of a 25 basis-point rate hike that traders are betting will occur in March, Deutsche Bank’s Matthew Luzzetti and Brett Ryan wrote in a note to clients on Friday.

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