Inflation Rose, Stocks Rose, Yields Fell: Why Markets are Happy with August CPI
Typically, hot inflation numbers lead to a market selloff and a yield raly. Today the opposite happened. Here’s why.
Typically, hot inflation numbers lead to a market selloff and a yield raly. Today the opposite happened. Here’s why.
Paul Krugman and Mohamed A. El-Erian believe that the Fed should declare victory on inflation, shifting its goal from 2% to 3%.
Several FOMC members including Bullard set to speak soon, as well as a testimony from Powell, and earnings from FDX, STZ, CCL MU and more.
The Fed gave the markets a pause, but talked tough on future rate hikes and rate cuts (or lack there-of). One stock shook it all off.
Two more rate hikes in 2023? That’s what Fed Bullard just proposed — and it’s a far cry from where Fed Chair Jerome Powell stands.
May 22 – May 26 stock market calendar: earnings & economic data. This week: Fed Bostic, Barkin & Bullard speak, then NVDA earnings & more.
Powell’s comments on Friday represent a stark divide between the more hawkish Fed members who believe the Fed should continue to hike rates.
Fed President Bostic says that even in the case of a recession, the Fed is unlikely to cut rates in 2023.
It’s a bad for two top government officials to be at odds about bank deposit insurance — but that’s exactly what’s happening. Below, get the scoop on the two concurrency speeches that shook the stock market.
The March FOMC was an extremely consequential meeting full of complex monetary-policy jawboning. We’re cutting through the noise and simplifying it down to a few easy-to-understand bullet points in picture form.
The Fed’s ultimate goal has always been the dual mandate — the economic goals of maximum employment and price stability. But at what cost? Recent developments have led some to believe the Fed will be taking a softer touch during next week’s meeting.
Behind the facade of Powell’s carefully curated December FOMC speech was a shockingly dovish comment that will shape the 2023 stock market.
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