Hints and tips:
...We can use YouTube on our phones, anywhere, to watch Jay Powell, chair of the US Federal Reserve, give a speech (which I recently did while driving through Colorado) or track fevered debates via social media...
...And I really would love to see more David Lynch film, television, of which there hasn’t been any in ages. So the more has to just, like, come up from zero, frankly. Let’s have more David Lynch....
...Days later, Fed chair Jay Powell warned rates might have to be raised higher than investors expected because the strong labour market meant it could take longer for inflation to return to the central bank...
...US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell was rebuked for ignoring the issue during his testimony to Congress this month....
...Still, some clearly hanker for the days when there was more to their jobs than parsing the pronouncements of chair Jay Powell and his far-flung cast of central bank characters....
...The decision is part of a “pivotal shift in our company’s direction with a new strategic focus on all of you”, chief executive Kirsten Lynch wrote in an email to employees....
...After US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell indicated future rate rises, markets could experience a shortage of buyers for some assets relative to supply, she argues....
...DD regulars will of course remember the $16.6bn soap opera before it finally tied the knot with Tiffany, and its recent champagne deal with Jay-Z....
...Jay Campbell, a Democratic pollster at Hart Research, says that even if the final bill is watered down and reduced in size to accommodate centrist Democrats, it will still be a politically beneficial result...
...Jay, a man who came up to me in a corner shop, told me to check out the “5G tower”. I asked Andy at the Ron Lee car dealership about the noise. “Have you tried looking up there?”...
...The VanEck Vectors Fallen Angel High Yield Bond ETF, which tracks the BofA Merrill Lynch US Fallen Angel High Yield Index, rebounded 41.9 per cent over the same period, while Invesco’s US High Yield Fallen...
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell weighed in from Washington, calling the coins “mere vehicles for speculation” that have yet to become widely accepted as payment....
...(FT) The world’s best bureaucrat A few years ago, Jay Powell was an obscure think-tank fellow on no one’s list of likely Federal Reserve chairs....
...Although Europe perhaps lacks the financial cheerleaders – whether it be Jim Cramer, Louis Rukeyser or Peter Lynch – of the US. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing!...
...Jay Bray, chief executive of Mr Cooper, said the company was “expecting a very robust second quarter” in refinance....
...Michelle Meyer, chief US economist for Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said that’s the norm for insurance cuts, and will be watching for language from chair Jay Powell’s press conference on whether insurance...
...If they take it out they are being unintentionally hawkish,” said Michelle Meyer, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch....
...Plus the city itself is super-gay, ostentatious and moody like David Lynch or Lana Del Ray.”...
...Chairman Jay Powell has signalled that consumer prices would have to rise significantly and stay high before he would raise rates again....
...Jay Powell, the Fed chairman, appears to be steering the bank to its first rate cut in almost a decade when it meets at the end of July, part of a global move towards monetary easing....
...“They’re very comfortable with the current stance of policy,” said Michelle Meyer, chief US economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch....
...“The underlying global momentum is weaker than generally accepted,” said Ralf Preusser, a strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch....
...That chimes with the view of economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch: “We expect the Fed to cut a cumulative 75bp with the goal of achieving a ‘midcourse correction’....
...All of which poses the question for chairman Jay Powell heading into 2020: if not the lowest unemployment rate since 1969, what might change the Fed’s mind?...
...This week, that message was sent by Jay Powell when the Fed chair spoke before a Congressional committee in Washington....
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