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The Fed's third in command: The central bank may stop raising interest rates but will keep them high
On Friday (September 29), New York Fed President John Williams said that the Federal Reserve may not raise interest rates again, but will keep interest rates high for some time, so that inflation retu ... -
Fed Balkin: Still need more data to support the next step of policy how to go!
Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Thomas Barkin said on Thursday he could not yet judge what the Fed needs to do on monetary policy before the end of the year. When it comes to the prospect of a ... -
Is she the Fed's new Eagle King? Governor Bowman reiterated that the central bank needs to raise interest rates several more times
On Monday (October 2), Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said again that the bank still needs to raise interest rates many times to bring inflation down to the central bank's target level. -
The Federal Reserve may be forced to continue raising interest rates
In the past year and a half of the tightening cycle in the United States, the Federal Reserve has tried to curb the corporate debt impulse with high interest rates, but some data show that American co ... -
Conflict in the Middle East poses a new risk to the global economy: inflation could rise again
As central banks continue to grapple with the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict, conflict in the Middle East could pose new risks to the global economic ou ... -
The Fed finally shows its pigeon face Another official said the need to raise rates may be diminishing
On Monday (October 9), Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan said that given the recent surge in long-term US Treasury yields, the need for the Federal Reserve to further raise the benchmark interest rate ... -
Fed officials call the pigeons again! Bostick: No more rate hikes and no recession in the U.S.
Atlanta Fed President Eric Bostic said Tuesday that the Fed does not need to raise borrowing costs further and that while the Fed's rate hikes so far have slowed the economy and lowered inflation, he ... -
Joaquin Securities: Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Review and Outlook 2020-2024
According to a research report released by Joaquin Securities, the Federal Reserve's decision-making framework has experienced half a century of evolution and upgrading, and by 2020, it has basically ... -
The Chairman of the Federal Reserve denies that current policies are too tight: raising interest rates is difficult for everyone
The data from recent months shows that we are making progress in achieving the dual goals of maximum employment and stable prices, "Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said at the New York Economic Club ... -
Federal Reserve Huck: Will not hesitate to support more interest rate hikes if needed
The Federal Reserve has stated that it will not hesitate to support more interest rate hikes if needed; The evolution of economic and financial market conditions is as previously anticipated; The dat ... -
The call for a pause in interest rate hikes is increasing! Federal Reserve Chairman Huck reiterated his preference for maintaining interest rates unchanged
Philadelphia Fed Chairman Patrick Harker said on Thursday that despite slightly faster than expected economic growth, the Fed should still maintain interest rates unchanged. We are at a stage where w ... -
Federal Reserve Bostek: We can't raise interest rates anymore, but the rate cuts will be delayed until later next year
On Friday (October 20th) local time, Atlanta Fed Chairman Bostick stated that he expects the Fed to cut interest rates only later next year. Bostek said in a media interview on Friday that the Federa ... -
Erian criticized the Federal Reserve as a source of instability, warning of the risk of excessive tightening
Mohamed El Erian, Allianz's chief economic advisor, stated that the US economy is experiencing a period of "heightened uncertainty" due to a lack of foresight among Federal Reserve officials determin ... -
Even if the US GDP explodes tonight, will the Federal Reserve not take care?
Driven by a series of temporary positive factors, the annualized growth rate of the US gross domestic product (GDP) in the third quarter is likely to be as high as close to 5%, with consensus expecti ... -
Nobel laureate in economics Romer: The Federal Reserve is "crazy" to further raise interest rates
[Romer, Nobel laureate in economics: The Federal Reserve will further raise interest rates only if it is "crazy"] Is the Federal Reserve going to raise interest rates again in the case of a double Du ... -
Shenwan Hongyuan Strategy: "The Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates to End Trading" There is still room for further interpretation
1、 The main driving force for short-term rebound: "Fed rate hikes end trading" (stock market rebound, US bond yields fall, commodity highs fluctuate, and the probability of gold rising increases)+im ... -
The Federal Reserve's "Two Eagles" Rarely Release Pigeons: December is Expected to Continue Holding Back!
The two "hawks" of the Federal Reserve, who pushed for a significant interest rate hike last year to curb inflation, have hinted that they are currently happy to see interest rates remain unchanged, ... -
Will the Federal Reserve's "interest rate cut" or "interest rate cut" lead to a rise in the stock market?
Starting from October, the market traded the expectation of loose liquidity after the Federal Reserve stopped raising interest rates. The prices of major asset classes such as the NASDAQ index, Hang ... -
Allianz CEO: The more the market expects interest rate cuts, the more the Federal Reserve will delay policy shifts!
Allianz Chief: The more the market expects a rate cut from the Federal Reserve, the more policy shifts will be delayed! Mohammed El Erian, Allianz's Chief Economic Advisor, said that the market's eag ... -
Federal Reserve meeting minutes: A bit of a pigeon, but the most crucial issue is left blank
On Thursday morning Beijing time, the Federal Reserve released the minutes of its December interest rate meeting as scheduled. Due to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's unconventional talk of interest ...