The central banker suggested she is skeptical the Fed can opt for further interest-rate cuts, given the persistence of inflation and the monetary easing from the rate cuts the Fed has already completed. ...

The Bank of England held the Bank Rate at 4.00% in November, but the close 5-4 split revealed growing unease within the Committee about keeping policy too tight as inflation cools. The pause highlights aAnalyst’s Disclosure:I/we have no stock, option or similar derivative position in any of the companies mentioned, and no plans to initiate any such positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seekin ...

By Michael S. Derby NEW YORK (Reuters) -Cleveland Federal Reserve President Beth Hammack said on Thursday ongoing high levels of inflation argue against the U.S. central bank ​cutting interest rates again. "I remain concerned about high inflation and believe policy should be leaning against ‌it," Hammack said in the text of a speech to be delivered to an Economic Club of New York event. "‌After last week's meeting, I see monetary policy as barely restrictive, if at all, and it's not obvious to me that mo ...

Core Viewpoint - The central bank has maintained a tighter hold on the policy reins compared to most of its peers, largely due to the stability of the Southeast Asian economy [1] Group 1 - The central bank's policy approach reflects a commitment to maintaining economic stability in the region [1] - The stability of the Southeast Asian economy has been a significant factor in the central bank's policy decisions [1]

Malaysia is poised to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Thursday, with stable growth, benign inflation and a strengthening ringgit allowing the central bank to preserve policy ammunition https://t.co/P0NdguTczs ...

All right, folks. The Supreme Court hearing a case today to determine whether President Trump's use of specific tariffs is constitutional. Of course, we know President Trump has stated uh just how critical this case is to the fate of the United States. I want to bring in now counselor to the Treasury Secretary Joe Leavia. And Joe, uh some I'm watching some headlines come through. It they're suggesting that maybe there's skepticism about the executive branch's argument about the emergency implementation of t ...

Australia’s dollar climbed to a 12-year high against its New Zealand counterpart, driven by a diverging monetary policy outlook between the neighboring nations https://t.co/O0ZfrverKk ...

We have a restrictive rate. It didn't need to be at such a restrictive level as we are. This is a personal opinion of mine that I would say is that of many people today.It is not an isolated position. But anyway, there are those who think differently. I respect it, but I consider it an exaggerated restrictive rate.We could already start thinking signaling. Let's see the statement because sometimes the interest rate level can be maintained but sometimes the statement can signal. Let's see. Let's wait for eve ...

Brazil’s central bank is applying too strong a dose of tough monetary medicine in its fight against inflation, hurting the economy and hampering government plans to limit public debt, according to the country’s finance chief https://t.co/nQVtZLc0EW ...

According to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, the United States is quietly preparing for what he calls a “hidden quantitative easing” (QE) program. He believes that this could lead to the next major rally in Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. In his latest blog post, Hayes argued that US government spending remains on an unsustainable path. Washington is relying on massive bond issuance rather than tax hikes. However, foreign investors are turning away from the US Treasury bonds, preferring gold after ...