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...on the scale of Federal Reserve easing this year....
...That compares with the six or more cuts expected back in January and the three that the more conservative Federal Reserve had projected....
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...When he got to the section about the run on SVB, it was clear from the title where he laid blame: Yet, he appeared to have a rock-solid citation: the Federal Reserve’s postmortem on SVB....
...(A note on 15 per cent odds — that’s the same chance an NFL kicker has of missing a 37-yard field goal, but also the odds that The New York Times put on Donald Trump winning the 2016 election.)...
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...Fedspeak: Federal Reserve board governor Christopher Wallace is set to give a speech on the economic outlook at an event hosted by the Brookings Institution....
...Strong gains for the largest companies have more than offset the concerns of investors about how quickly the Federal Reserve plans to reduce US interest rates this year....
...The Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation is expected to show that price pressures eased slightly in January, but progress is likely to be limited given what is already known about inflation last...
...Interest in the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting next week will focus on the so-called “dot plot”, which will show whether officials still expect to cut interest rates three times this year....
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...In its report on the final quarter of 2023, the New York Fed said credit card debt hit a record $1.13tn, growing at one of the fastest rates for more than 20 years, though in real terms it remains below...
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...Wizman also noted the bond rally may be related to expectations of a response from the Federal Reserve. “The Fed, when confronted with bank balance sheet problems, tends to create liquidity programmes....
...The former is a near-term likelihood in China, however, and not implausible in the US as the Federal Reserve winds down quantitative tightening....
...That would mark a slowdown from the 0.6 per cent month-on-month increase in February. The Federal Reserve will be watching closely....
...The yen fell 0.7 per cent beyond ¥154 per dollar for the first time since 1990, as traders slightly scaled back their bets on rapid rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, strengthening the dollar....
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