Bostic Says Fed Should Wait Until November or December To Cut Rates
The Atlanta Fed said inflation is falling much more slowly than expected, so the Fed will probably not cut rates until the end of the year.
FOMC
Fed Hikes Benchmark Rate by 25 Basis Points, Signals More Increases to Come
The Fed’s benchmark rate is now the highest it has been since 2007.
Federal Reserve Hikes Rate Target 75 Basis Points
The Fed’s biggest hike since 1994.
In Violent Shift, Market Now Says Fed Is Likely To Raise Rates by 75 Basis Points
A week ago, the Fed Funds futures market implied a 4 percent chance of a 75 basis point hike. Now it implies a 90 percent chance.
Fed Doubles Taper to $30 Billion a Month, Officials See Three Rate Hikes Next Year
The Fed pivots from pumping up employment to removing accommodation.
Federal Reserve Officials See Much Higher Inflation and Economic Growth Ahead
The Fed left its key interest rate target and bond buying program unchanged at the end of its two-day meeting Wednesday. But the projections of Fed officials show that they see more inflation and more growth by the end of the year than they did at the end of their March meeting.
Fed Officials Significantly Upgrade Their 2020 Economic Outlook
Back in June the Fed’s median forecast was for the economy to shrink 6.5 percent. Now it sees only a 3.7 percent contraction.
Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged Near Zero, Says Path of Economy Depends on Virus
The Fed said it will continue bond purchases at least at the current rate, around $1 trillion a year.
Fed Chair Powell Says Economic Effects of Coronavirus Are ‘Very Uncertain’
Powell added that the Fed is “very carefully monitoring the situation.”
Federal Reserve Leaves Rates Unchanged But Says Economy Looks Stronger
Employment, household spending, and business investment have made solid gains, according to the Federal Reserve.
Fed Hikes Interest Rates for Fourth Time Since Financial Crisis
Fed rate raise signals cautious optimism about economic stability.
The Fed Will Give Trump Room to Run
Far from worrying that the economy is in danger of overheating, the minutes make it clear that Fed officials see the risks to economic growth as “tilted to the downside.”
2.5 Percent Stock Crash Warns of ‘Two Bumps and a Stumble’
U.S. stocks crashed 2.5 percent on Friday, September 9 as Wall Street woke up to the risk of “Two Bumps and a Stumble” — i.e. when it takes two interest rate hikes to generate a market reaction.
The Federal Reserve of Goldman Sachs
With the appointment of Neel Kashkari as President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, former Goldman Sachs executives will hold 4 of the 5 Fed Presidents’ seats on the powerful Federal Open Markets Committee that controls U.S. interests rates.
