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...Turbulence in public markets sparked by the US Federal Reserve’s decision to aggressively raise interest rates in its bid to tame inflation has many big asset managers salivating over an opportunity to step...
...In addition, some interest rate hedges that had gained substantially in value lost ground amid rising expectations of interest rate cuts from the US Federal Reserve....
...The benchmark 10-year yield slid as much as 12bp after the Treasury’s refunding announcement, v FactSet....
...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....
...That’s what we missed: how the policy response to the regional banking crisis stabilised the banking system, which allowed a pretty sharp V-shaped recovery....
...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...
...Email me: harriet.agnew@ft.com BlackRock and Amundi warn of rising US recession risk Government officials and a growing number of investors believe the Federal Reserve’s interest rate rises will not damage...
...All this might be an entertaining blast from the past, if Pravin Bankers Assocs., Ltd. v. Banco Popular Del Peru or Allied Bank Int’l v. Banco Credito Agricola de Cartago is your idea of fun....
...A new book, Making Economics Public, includes a chapter describing the Economy Museum of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis....
...In March, the US Federal Reserve and Bank of England raised rates by a quarter point rather than a half point. Is some of this related to concerns about the banking sector?...
...“It’s only a matter of time until the message [from the Federal Reserve] sinks in again and the reality of recession sinks in.”...
...(FT) — The making of ‘bad gentry’ after the abolition of the civil service exam in China, 1902-1911 (The Journal of Economic History, v Phenomenal World) — Zach Carter with a post on the real student debt...
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...In the end, the V prevailed. Now, a historic overshoot in inflation is causing concern — the invisible hand drawing the upward flick in the winning letter just won’t put the pen down....
...On Monday, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City were sued by crypto-bank Custodia for allegedly “refusing” to act on its application for a so-called “master...
...“It got bailed out yet again — the Federal Reserve bailed out a lot of finance in the spring . . . if the public realised that, they would be even more annoyed,” he argued....
...And let’s not overlook the backlash to the Supreme Court rule, the Dobbs ruling on scrapping Roe v Wade....
...They have funding because interest rates are at zero, because the Federal Reserve, the central bank of the US, lowered rates to stimulate the economy after the pandemic....
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell, World Trade Organization head Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey are among the top drawer list of speakers....
...Biden’s Democratic party risks following the same trajectory if economic officials, and the Federal Reserve in particular, do not quickly pivot to a more open mindset about the economy’s inflationary process...
...In 2022, emerging economies are set to face a stronger dollar as the Federal Reserve ends quantitative easing and considers increasing interest rates to counter inflation....
...Her more recent paper argued for a state-run bank account system whereby every American has a deposit account with the Federal Reserve, rather than with a private lender....
...This is leading the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England towards tapering Covid-19 stimulus and has emboldened the hawkish voices on the European Central Bank’s Governing Council calling for ending...
...Should the US Federal Reserve continue to lag inflation realities and subsequently be forced into a sudden policy tightening, the greater the likelihood of large outflows and increased capital costs....
...Finally, in the week that the US Federal Reserve may have signalled a new era of monetary policy, do watch this fascinating debate on inflation between Larry Summers and Paul Krugman....
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