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After 2023’s bank failures, many Americans began to panic They had assumed that their money held in banks was safe, and bank failures that seemingly appeared out of nowhere were a deep...
For many people, the mention of interest rates probably causes their eyes to glaze over Certainly there are some interest rates that most people pay attention to Mortgage rates, for instance, are...
In a move that was widely expected, the Federal Open Market Committee this week decided to lower the target federal funds rate The move had been more or less forecast for weeks in advance, and recent...
While markets largely expected a first Federal Reserve rate cut at the September Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell made it all but explicit last week that the...
When the Federal Reserve looks to cut rates, it looks at two pieces of economic data more than any: inflation rates and employment numbers That’s because the Fed’s dual mandate is to maintain...
The Federal Open Market Committee meets this week for its last interest rate decision before the summer recess While the universal consensus is that the Federal Reserve won’t touch interest rates...
The US government is spending so much money these days that it’s becoming unfathomable even to grasp the amounts Back in 2008, a one-time $700 billion bank bailout was considered a huge amount of...
Six months ago, Wall Street was beside itself with glee in the expectation that the Federal Reserve would soon begin to start cutting interest rates Yet here we are nearly mid-year and, while other...
For those hoping for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, those cuts don’t seem to be coming any closer Inflation has dropped ever so slightly, to 34% year on year, and the unemployment rate...
Only about four or five months ago everyone expected that this week would be the week that the Federal Reserve would finally cut interest rates Rates would fall, stock markets would shoot to the sky,...
There are three words you’ll never hear come out of the mouth of anyone in a position of power in Washington, DC In fact, these three words are so difficult to say that it’s likely there are more...
While most of the country is focused on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy as it pertains to interest rates, fewer people are focused on other aspects of the Fed’s monetary policy Among the...
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