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| | ... cent rather than rates of 1% and inflation of 1.5%." The investment chief does not waste time trying to predict the US Federal Reserve's next move. "I feel that it's best not to be too definitive - that maybe now's not the time to stick one's ... |
| | | Amid banking turmoil, the US Federal Reserve announced a rate hike to combat inflation. Recent economic indicators revealed modest growth in US spending, production, and strong job gains, with low unemployment and persistent inflation concerns. As such ... |
| | | ... to take meaningful action and allow employees to see where they're being short-changed, it added. As part of its first Federal Budget, the government also pledged $531.6 million over four years to expand the paid parental leave scheme, allowing families ... |
| | | ... was intensified by the upheavals in the US banking market in March 2023." US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell showed their support for the new entity, which is expected to create a business with more than US$5 trillion. ... |
| | | ... aggressive fiscal policy since 2008, inflation has risen to the highest levels seen since the 1980s, with the Federal Reserve responding with close to 500 basis points in rate increases. This, he said, was the first domino to drop. "Bond markets were ... |
| | | ... and regulators are trying to understand what led to the second biggest bank crash in its history. Overnight the Federal Reserve board announced that vice chair for supervision Michael Barr is leading a review, of the supervision and regulation of SVB ... |
| | | ... Treasury will make available up to US$25 billion from the Exchange Stabilisation Fund as a backstop for the BTFP, the Federal Reserve said, though noted it does not expect it will be necessary to draw on the funds. "These actions will reduce stress across ... |
| | | Interest rates may well be higher than previously anticipated following stronger economic data, said Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell before the House Financial Services Committee. Providing testimony yesterday, Powell explained the Fed will continue ... |
| | | ... again thereafter. However, Solomon is confident that the terminal rate will be much lower than in the US. The Federal Reserve will pause somewhere around 5%, he said. Meanwhile, UBS expects the RBA to hike the cash rate by 25 basis points to a peak of ... |
| | | The US Federal Reserve has increased its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, the smallest move since March last year. The quarter-point increase shifted rates to 4.75% from 4.5%. In making the announcement the Fed signaled more rate rises could ... |
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