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Stephen Miran Signals Up to Four Rate Cuts as Fed Balances Inflation Risks

Stephen Miran has signaled that the Federal Reserve may move toward cutting interest rates later this year, with expectations ranging between three and four reductions if economic conditions allow. His remarks reflect a cautious shift in tone, as policymakers begin to consider easing monetary policy after an extended period of …

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Weekly Market Wrap Up: Market Volatility and labour Weakness behind sharp turmoil

Last week marked one of the most turbulent periods for global markets in recent years. Investor sentiment was dominated by escalating conflict in the Middle East, while the week ended with a U.S. employment report that sharply missed expectations. Military confrontations between the United States and Israel on one side, …

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Daly Signals Confidence as Fed Holds Steady Amid Cooling Inflation, Policy seen as well balanced

Comments from Mary Daly reinforced the view that US monetary policy is on solid footing, with current settings seen as appropriate for prevailing economic conditions. Recent progress on inflation, alongside signs of a healthier balance in the labor market, has reduced the need for urgent policy changes.Inflation progress supports patienceDaly …

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Weekly market wrap: rate decisions taken and important earnings into focus

Global financial markets have experienced sharp volatility in recent weeks, driven by a combination of intertwined factors. Chief among them are concerns over disruptions in artificial‑intelligence–related stocks, a surge in technology spending, and a noticeable decline in investor appetite for riskier, actively traded assets. These themes form the core of …

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Race for the Fed: Trump’s High-Pressure Pick as Markets Test Central Bank Independence

With Jerome Powell’s term ending in May, the race to lead the US Federal Reserve has reached a critical moment. President Donald Trump is expected to reveal his nominee soon, a choice that will shape interest-rate policy, investor confidence, and the delicate balance between politics and central banking for years …

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