The Fed’s Preferred Inflation Measure Ticked Up Slightly in December
The central bank needs to see further progress on inflation or weakness in the labor market to resume interest rate cuts.
Fed’s Bowman Wants More Inflation Progress Before Cutting Rates
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said she wants to see additional progress on inflation before the central bank ...
Traders Bet Fed's Next Rate Cut Will Wait Until June
Traders on Friday kept bets that the Federal Reserve will wait until June to resume interest rate cuts, after government data ...
MC Explains| Will RBI surprise the bond market with another large dividend transfer?
As per the RBI Act's Section 47, after making provision for bad and doubtful debts, depreciation in assets, contributions to ...
How Taiwan became a quiet bond market superpower
Starting in the early 2000s, Taiwan started to run large current account surpluses of 5- 7 per cent of GDP. That’s big. At ...
Fed's Bowman sees 'upside risks' to inflation, backs cautious and gradual policy approach
Progress on inflation was "noticeably" slower last year than in 2023, and upside risks to higher price pressures remain, and therefore the U.S. central bank should adopt a cautious and gradual ...
German Inflation Unexpectedly Falls, Reassuring ECB After Rate Cut
Germany’s inflation rate declined unexpectedly this month, though remains above the target of the European Central Bank, ...
Jim Cramer on NVIDIA (NVDA): ‘The Future Is Robots and Self-Driving, Not ChatGPT’
We recently published a list of Jim Cramer Discusses These 10 Stocks, The Fed Chair & Lower AI Costs. In this article, we are ...
Traders are moving so much gold from the Bank of England to the U.S. to avoid Trump tariffs that the waiting time has reportedly octupled
London is in the grips of a gold shortage as traders line up for weeks to get bars out of the Bank of England and ship them ...
Book extract- David McWilliams Money: A Story of Humanity
Over the past 5,000 years, money has profoundly altered humanity and our relationships with each other and with the rest of ...
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THINK Ahead: Central bankers’ calm before the inevitable storms
Whisper it, but maybe life’s not so bad for many of the world's central bankers right now. But James Smith, ever the optimist, reckons that’s not going to last long. From tariffs to tech tantrums, ...