2022-6-28 09:00 |
Will the Fed keep hiking rates even as equities tumble, or will the central bank be steadfast in beating inflation with tighter policy?
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Could Fed's reversal of quantitative easing deepen the rout in equities? Dividends might offer a clue.
2022-6-20 09:00 | |
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The Fed used to come to the aid of equities when they fell below a certain threshold. High inflation could make that a thing of the past.
2022-6-15 09:00 | |
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A look at why the reaction of equities to the Fed's policy changes has largely been muted so far.
2022-3-24 09:00 | |
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As the Fed prepares to wind down asset purchases, here's a look at how monetary and fiscal policies impact equities and the economy.
2021-9-26 20:15 | |
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It isn’t just Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies that are in a full-blown bull market. The stock market has also reached a “froth,” according to US Fed chair Jerome Powell. This is why major crypto companies like Binance, FTX, and more are layering in tokenized stock shares as yet another option for digital-savvy inventors and […]
2021-5-14 20:54 | |
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Market sentiments are in Bitcoin’s favor as on-chain data signals an influx of retail and with stimulus checks coming in, as long as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell doesn’t pull the rug on equities. The post Bitcoin: Get Ready to Take Cover if FOMC Meeting Misses the Mark first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
2021-3-17 21:35 | |
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The choice of former Fed Chair Janet Yellen for Treasury Secretary boosted equities.
2020-12-6 21:00 | |
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Did tech stocks pull back in early September after a slight contraction in the Fed's balance sheet? Quantitative easing comes back into focus.
2020-9-22 13:00 | |
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The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made a shocking announcement during yesterday’s widely watched speech, in which he noted that the Fed will be allowing inflation to start running past 2%. This had far-reaching implications, influencing the price of assets like gold, crypto, and equities.
2020-8-29 05:00 | |
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Stocks in the Asia Pacific region traded mixed on Wednesday, as investors gauged prospects for monetary policy after the Federal Reserve took action in re-balancing the money markets. Asian Markets Mixed There was no clear-cut direction in Asian equities on Tuesday.
2019-9-18 06:25 | |
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By CCN Markets: Dow Jones futures extended losses in early trading Wednesday after Morgan Stanley cautioned investors over a possible recession. Even with Federal Reserve rate cuts on the horizon in July, Morgan Stanley equities strategist Michael Wilson warned it might be too little, too late to prevent a recession.
2019-6-12 14:10 | |
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The Dow lagged the broader U. S. stock market on Wednesday, as investors sifted through the transcript of the Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting, which offered very little in terms of new information or catalysts to jumpstart the next leg of the equities recovery.
2019-4-11 22:07 | |
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On April 1, the Dow Jones demonstrated a strong short-term recovery with a 1. 27 percent increase within hours, crossing the 26,000-point mark and achieving 26,258 points for the first time since October 2018.
2019-4-2 08:14 | |
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Copper prices have been charting their own course, decoupling from declines in aluminum, steel, lithium and cobalt due to two key factors.
The yen has tumbled to multi-decade lows against the U.S. dollar following Japan's exit from negative interest rates.
Ample inventories, weak demand from top consumer China and booming U.S. production are keeping crude oil prices hovering around $80 per barrel.
Gold prices have been setting record highs in recent weeks despite easing expectations on the number of rate cuts this year.
Japan ended its eight-year experiment with negative rates by raising borrowing costs for the first time in 17 years.
Japan's first rate hike in 17 years ends its eight-year experiment with negative rates, rallying the stock market while weighing on the yen.
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