Bloomberg | April 3, 2014
The increasing likelihood of a Federal Reserve interest rate increase next year should help rather than slow the U.S. economy, according to UBS AG.
Capital spending as well as mergers and acquisitions should rise with the anticipation of tighter policy after a period of near-zero interest rates and low volatility cut the impetus for companies to invest, Stamford, Connecticut-based economist Drew Matus said in a March 31 report.
