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Nicholas Smith of CLSA discusses the upcoming Japanese upper house election, saying it will have little impact on markets. He ...
The global economy is, to put it mildly, in a state of flux. Before the most recent U.S. elections, it was already being ...
American consumers are feeling less pessimistic about the economy for the first time since December. Lower inflation expectations and easing tariff concerns contributed to June's unexpected sentiment ...
In the daily chart, gold futures are trying to hold the immediate support at the 50 DMA at $3338, while the formation of a ...
A brewing debate inside the Federal Reserve over how to address risks posed by President Trump's tariffs threatens to end a period of relative unity, with officials potentially at odds over whether ...
The Federal Reserve’s policy stance remains crucial. Lower rates typically boost share prices by making bonds less attractive ...
In spite of the June rally, yields are relatively range bound and trading well above their April lows given the macro economic uncertainty that could keep the Fed on the sidelines. Bank of America in ...
In the runup to each election, federal treasury produces a "blue book" and a "red book", with advice tailored to the priorities of the two alternative ...
Many market crises have typically begun the late-summer period, according to Deutsche Bank, which highlights what could ...
Horseshoe crabs, while scary-looking to some, are harmless to humans, if not to such prey as marine worms. And they’re not ...
Powell described the overall economy and labor market as solid. He said inflation had eased significantly from highs reached in mid-2022, but was somewhat elevated above the Fed’s 2% objective.
Powell says one-off impact no guarantee Powell says Fed needs to manage inflation risk 2018 tariffs were smaller, not a current guide ...