Hot Jobs Report Leaves Fed Locked In On 75
The US economy added far more jobs than expected in June, the government’s hotly-anticipated monthly
The US economy added far more jobs than expected in June, the government’s hotly-anticipated monthly
Boris Johnson agreed to resign as UK Prime Minister Thursday, following a string of departures
Minutes of the Fed’s June policy meeting, released on Wednesday, skewed hawkish. That’s not terribly
The all-important US services sector held up in June, with caveats. On the heels of
Risk sentiment faltered and the euro slipped to a two-decade low Tuesday, as recession worries
Desperate times, desperate measures. The Biden administration may soon announce targeted rollbacks of some US
Call it yet another sign of the times. And, perhaps, another ominous sign for the
Whenever you’re inclined to lament high inflation exacerbated by a legacy of too-loose monetary policy
Although consensus is coalescing around the idea that the next shock to markets will come
“Obviously unsustainable.” That’s how one market participants described the dynamic whereby purported savings “buffers” and
Germany’s worsening energy crunch was back above the fold on Thursday, after Uniper withdrew its
Longer-term inflation expectations are rising, and the Fed can’t afford to be complacent about it.
There’s no shortage of debate around the relative wisdom of deploying draconian rate hikes to
Three years ago, when Donald Trump sanctioned Ayatollah Khamenei, I described the decision as “about
Jerome Powell is a victim of circumstance, a golfer who “can’t putt,” a professional fall
Jim Bullard wants to “nip inflation in the bud before it gets entrenched in the
Germany’s energy crisis heated up on Thursday, when Economy Minister Robert Habeck raised the country’s
It wasn’t so long ago when Jerome Powell readily expressed confidence in the Fed’s capacity
I’ve mentioned the prospect of a reprieve for beleaguered equities in the near-term. Sentiment is
It’ll be all housing data and Fedspeak in a holiday-shortened US trading week. Anyone who
The world is changing. Nobody knows that better than Cathie Wood. Wood’s meteoric rise was
Yesterday’s “the Fed is getting on top of inflation” was today’s “the Fed is struggling
If you had “SNB hike” on your bingo card this week, congratulations. The Swiss National
The Bank of England hiked rates for a fifth consecutive meeting on Thursday, in line
The Fed hiked rates by the most since 1994 on Wednesday, in a decision that
US producer prices rose at a double-digit 12-month rate for a sixth consecutive month in
“We believe rates market repricing went too far and the Fed will surprise dovishly relative
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