Hayman Capital's Kyle Bass predicts US interest rates will head back to zero in 2020
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"The world is not just going to have a recession and the U.S. is going to keep growing."Most economists, as well as some the world's business elite, agree that economic growth is slowing and some predict that the global economy is headed for a recession as soon as this year.Economists see on average a 25 percent chance of a recession within the next 12 months, according to a Wall Street Journal survey published in January, the highest level since October 2011 and up from just 13 percent last year.As a result of a recession and lack of fiscal stimulus, Bass also said he expects the U.S. to suffer a "minor" stock pullback in 2020.
As said here by Berkeley Lovelace Jr.