Yellen, Warsh Out Of The Running For Fed: Politico
“President Trump changes his opinion on the issue every day, so it can’t be assumed Powell and Taylor are the only possible choices.”
“President Trump changes his opinion on the issue every day, so it can’t be assumed Powell and Taylor are the only possible choices.”
“However, giving up transparency and sticking unconditionally to policy rules, i.e. rebuilding the fourth wall, carries with it enormous risks.”
“The guild is unwise to treat financial markets as some beast to be tamed, cub to be coddled, or market to be manipulated. Too many policymakers appear in thrall to financial markets, and financial markets are in thrall to policymakers, but only one of them will get the last word.”
“President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin met with Kevin Warsh on Thursday to discuss his potential nomination as the next Federal Reserve chairman.”
As of this writing, Donald Trump’s still undecided on who’ll run Treasury in his second
Satire died an agonizing death during the Trump presidency. At least it was quick. Caricature
The Houthis had a busy day. Crazy rascals. The situation in Yemen’s the furthest thing
Following a round of airstrikes on Houthi targets and positions in Yemen last week, the
“We must continue to stand with Ukraine — for as long as it takes,” Rishi
I’m supposed to tell you the Houthis are poised to crash stocks. Or drive oil
There’s growing consternation among the analyst community that markets are insufficiently attentive to the risks
Risk sentiment remained fragile Monday, as European shares warily eyed developments in Ukraine, where both
Central banks may be reinstating the fourth wall. Following Janet Yellen’s decision to postpone liftoff
When assessing what a prospective down-trade for US equities into year-end might look like, 2018
SocGen’s Albert Edwards doubts the Fed will ever be able to normalize policy. I doubt
At long last, US officials decided to “go there,” where “there” means hitting Russian sovereign
[Editor’s note: The following excerpts are from a much longer piece by Kevin Muir, formerly
“It’s such a shame.”
“Trump is out here doing an improv comedy routine”.
“I guess, I expressed some skepticism”…
Jerome Powell did not “feel the market.”
Nobody wants to be Jerome Powell right now.
“It didn’t take much courage to stress the long-term-soundness of money when financial conditions were easing.”
The re-emancipation of markets is generally seen as desirable, but at what cost (figuratively and literally)?
Calibrate your expectations accordingly.
The bar is high. Or is it?
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