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Kansas City Fed President Schmid Evaluates Policy at Jackson Hole
Jeffrey Schmid highlights concerns over persistent inflation and questions the restrictiveness of current interest rates.
Chicago Fed Chief Warns of Potential Economic Overheating
5 hours 51 minutes ago · 03 Sep, 11:04
Federal Reserve Report Highlights Steady, Modest Economic Growth
13 hours 49 minutes ago · 03 Sep, 03:06
Google Prevails in Bid to Block Forced Ad Tech Divestiture
21 hours 46 minutes ago · 02 Sep, 19:09
Global Bond Markets Retreat Amid Rising Debt and Energy Costs
21 hours 47 minutes ago · 02 Sep, 19:08
Global Markets Stumble as U.S. Strikes Iranian Sites
21 hours 49 minutes ago · 02 Sep, 19:06
China Private Factory Activity Returns to Growth in August
1 day 5 hours ago · 02 Sep, 11:06
Cognition AI Targets $47 Billion Valuation in Latest Funding Push
1 day 13 hours ago · 02 Sep, 03:06
John Ternus Assumes Apple CEO Role as Tim Cook Transitions to Executive Chairman
1 day 13 hours ago · 02 Sep, 03:03
NY Fed President Williams Signals Stability in Current Interest Rates
1 day 21 hours ago · 01 Sep, 19:06
Fed Beige Book Indicates Steady but Measured US Economic Growth
1 day 21 hours ago · 01 Sep, 19:05
Warsh Reaffirms Autonomy in Ongoing Dialogue with White House
1 day 21 hours ago · 01 Sep, 19:05President Trump Announces Plan to Replenish Strategic Petroleum Reserve with Venezuelan Crude
The administration aims to restore emergency oil stocks using supplies secured through a new partnership involving Venezuelan reserves.
US and Japan Launch Historic Joint Effort to Bolster Yen
The first coordinated currency intervention in 15 years aims to stabilize the Japanese yen after it plunged to a four-decade low.
Japan's 10-Year Bond Yield Reaches 3% Milestone
Benchmark yields hit their highest level since 1996 amid global inflation concerns and fiscal pressure.
U.S. and Russia Initiate Direct Financial Dialogue at G20 Summit
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent meets with Anton Siluanov in Asheville to discuss peace proposals and economic restrictions.
Treasury Department Restricts Major Media Access at G20 Summit in North Carolina
Journalists from Bloomberg, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal were denied credentials for the international finance gathering in Asheville.
Bank of Russia Continues Easing Cycle with Ninth Consecutive Rate Cut
The central bank lowers borrowing costs to 14.0% as domestic inflation shows signs of cooling.
Argentina Sets 2031 Goal for Investment-Grade Credit Status
The Milei administration aims to reach a stable credit rating by the end of a potential second term while bypassing international debt markets.
China Trims Fiscal Deficit for First Time in Two Years
Beijing shifts toward fiscal restraint as the government narrows its budget gap despite ongoing economic headwinds.
Argentina Sets 2031 Goal for Investment-Grade Status
The Milei administration aims to achieve a major credit rating upgrade by the end of a potential second term while prioritizing domestic funding.
China Records First Fiscal Deficit Reduction in Over Two Years
Beijing shifts toward fiscal restraint despite ongoing economic headwinds and sluggish domestic demand.
Tokyo and Washington Unite to Bolster Yen in Landmark Joint Market Action
The first collaborative currency intervention in 15 years aims to stabilize the Japanese yen after it plummeted to historic lows.
Bank of Russia Continues Easing Cycle with Ninth Consecutive Rate Cut
The central bank lowers borrowing costs to 14.25% as it balances cooling inflation against ongoing economic pressures.
Argentina Sets 2031 Goal for Investment-Grade Status
The Milei administration aims to reach investment-grade credit ratings by 2031 while bypassing international debt markets.
Beijing Limits Fiscal Shortfall for the First Time Since 2022
China’s aggregate budget deficit sees a historic contraction as the central government prioritizes financial discipline over expansive spending.
Argentina Sets 2031 Goal for Investment-Grade Status
Economy Minister Luis Caputo outlines a long-term strategy to stabilize the nation's credit profile while avoiding international debt markets.
China Narrows Cumulative Fiscal Deficit Amid Austerity Push
Beijing reduces government spending for the first time in two years, signaling a shift toward fiscal restraint despite cooling economic momentum.
Evergrande’s Downfall Illustrates Perils for Short-Sellers, Says Citron’s Andrew Left
The veteran investor reflects on the regulatory and legal hurdles faced by those who bet against the now-collapsed Chinese real estate giant.
Monte dei Paschi Targets €34 Billion Expansion Through Dual Acquisition
The historic Sienese lender aims to absorb Banco BPM and Banca Generali to establish a new European financial powerhouse.
