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...Our economics editor Chris Giles and US economics editor Colby Smith discussed this and how different countries are likely to react in our latest IG Live. Watch it here....
...Chris Waller, a Fed governor, on Tuesday shared that optimism, suggesting the central bank can raise rates without a big adverse shock to the jobs market....
...Last week Fed vice-chair Randal Quarles said the framework was designed for the current world with “slow workforce growth, lower potential growth, lower underlying inflation and, therefore, lower interest...
...Investors dismissed this jump “as being mainly due to pandemic-related price normalisation”, said Daiwa economist Chris Scicluna....
...Economics editor Chris Giles explains. A record number of new coronavirus infections have confirmed that Germany is now firmly in the grip of a fourth wave of the pandemic....
...Some senior Fed officials, such as vice-chair Randal Quarles, have called for discussions about reducing the central bank’s $120bn of monthly bond purchases that have supported markets through the pandemic...
...Chris Marinac, director of research at investment firm Janney Montgomery Scott, said the Fed actions were “not as bad as it seems on the surface”....
...The FSB, Mr Quarles said, would consult on global regulatory solutions next April with final proposals for global adoption to come in July 2020....
...Or Chris Ofili (1968), beacon of British figuration and sublime painter of the black body....
...Additional reporting by Chris Giles in London and David Pilling in Johannesburg...
...Randal Quarles, Fed vice-chairman for financial supervision, and Bill Dudley of the New York Fed have also discussed the possibility of a higher neutral rate....
...Why weak wage growth matters The persistent weakness of wages is one of the most important features of the British economy, writes Chris Giles....
...Ditto Randy Quarles, a former private-equity bigwig, who is in line to become the vice-chair of supervision at the Fed....
...Agreement on the cancellation of International Monetary Fund debts is more distant as Randal Quarles, the US assistant secretary for international affairs, repeated the US administration's opposition to...
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