The Fed might not be done raising interest rates just yet – CNN
Interest rate cuts have been the main focus for Wall Street ever since the end of last year, when Federal Reserve officials indicated they intended
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What eight centuries of data tell us about interest rates – The Financial Times
These are treacherous times for bond traders. A couple of months ago, the market consensus was that the US Federal Reserve would cut interest rates
US wholesale inflation heated up again last month – CNN
A key US inflation gauge increased last month at its fastest pace since April 2023, showing that underlying price pressures remain persistent. The Producer Price
At the Money: Staying the Course
Markets go up and down as news breaks, companies miss earnings estimates, and economic data disappoints. It’s not too hard to see why staying the
Macroeconomists, meet Hank: how new models are changing the discipline
Let me introduce you to Hank. It is a project in macroeconomics that, according to one Nobel laureate, has “an electric charge”. It is increasingly
ECB to Hold With First Cut Locked In for June: Decision Guide – Bloomberg
The European Central Bank is set to keep borrowing costs on hold for a fifth meeting while further readying the ground for cuts to begin
Markets slash bets on rate cuts after US inflation rises to 3.5% – The Financial Times
Traders slashed bets on Federal Reserve interest rate cuts on Wednesday after US inflation surpassed expectations and Joe Biden acknowledged there was “more to do”
Race for AI Supremacy in Middle East Is Measured in Data Centers -Bloomberg
One of the best places to view the Gulf states’ unfolding rivalry over artificial intelligence is inside an unmarked building in an industrial park near
Inflation keeps coming in hot, likely delaying interest rate cuts -The Washington Post
Inflation ticked up again in March compared with the year before — in yet another sign that the economy doesn’t need high interest rates to
Global inflation and interest rates tracker: see how your country compares – The Financial Times
Central banks around the world are expected to lower borrowing costs as global inflation eases from the multi-decade highs reached in many countries over the