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...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell said this month that there would be broad changes to the proposal. Dimon’s name has for years been floated as a possible US Treasury secretary....
...Ten of the Federal Reserve’s 12 rate-setting voters have managed at least 20 public appearances between them in the past fortnight....
...The turnaround came as Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari told an audience he had planned for two interest rate cuts this year, but if US inflation continued to move “sideways, then that...
...of Thursday comments by Minneapolis Federal Reserve president Neel Kashkari....
...The stock market decline coincided with a speech by Neel Kashkari, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, who suggested that US interest rates may not fall as widely expected this year....
...Speeches on Monday by Federal Reserve board member Michelle Bowman, Minneapolis Fed president Neel Kashkari and Richmond Fed president Tom Barkin could help shape expectations about monetary policy....
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell said on Thursday that the US central bank was “not far” from having the confidence to start lowering borrowing costs....
...The largest US banks are set this year to earn higher profits from their lending businesses than expected as it becomes more likely that the Federal Reserve will make only modest cuts to benchmark interest...
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...Monetary policy: Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis president Neel Kashkari participates in conversation with Missoula community members and University of Montana faculty and students, in Missoula, Montana...
...I’m with Minneapolis Fed president Neel Kashkari when he says that “instead of doubling down on a complex system of rules for banks that provide the illusion of stability, we should adopt a far simpler and...
...Federal Reserve officials agreed in September that the US central bank should “proceed carefully” on interest rate decisions, while acknowledging that monetary policy should remain restrictive for some time...
...Joe Biden’s upbeat forecasts for the US economy have been validated by the Federal Reserve’s signal that it will consider interest rate cuts next year, delivering respite to American households through lower...
...US stocks rose and bond yields dropped on Tuesday as investors shrugged off warnings that the Federal Reserve may not be done raising interest rates....
...Monetary policy: Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker speaks at the 2024 American Council on Education Presidents and Chancellors Summit in Washington....
...Monetary policy: Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Thomas Barkin speaks at a public event in Richmond, Virginia....
...Fedspeak: US Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller will speak about monetary policy at a conference in Washington....
...The benchmark 10-year yield slid as much as 12bp after the Treasury’s refunding announcement, v FactSet....
...Just like we saw during the Clinton administration, there will be plenty of growth to generate tax revenue and stabilise the federal deficit and government spending....
...Chart of the day US interest rates have been perched at a 23-year high since the Federal Reserve undertook an aggressive campaign to rein in inflation....
...Expectations that the US Federal Reserve will soon start cutting interest rates from two-decade highs have raised hopes among dealmakers for an M&A recovery....
...The US Federal Reserve followed on Wednesday by holding rates steady at a 23-year high of 5.25 per cent to 5.5 per cent but confirmed that it expected to make 0.75 percentage points worth of rate cuts this...
...Government bonds were sold off today in response to US Federal Reserve chief Jay Powell’s comments at the weekend that he expected about three quarter-point cuts this year, dashing hopes from traders for...
...The ECB, US Federal Reserve and BoE have all kept policy on hold in recent weeks, adding that they could still tighten further if inflationary pressures failed to recede....
...Michael Barr, vice-chair for supervision at the Federal Reserve, on Monday unveiled regulatory changes for institutions with $100bn or more in assets, proposing harsher capital standards that will require...
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