LOCKED US Economy: Part I – Credit Freeze

It appears that monetary policy has done little to slow growth. But it works with a lag
Indeed, our models suggest the Fed’s hard work is paying off via materially tighter credit
This is now spreading through lending to US companies of all sizes and consumers
The impact on consumption, capex, employment, and broad growth will be chilling

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