Fed Officials Say Three Rate Cuts a Reasonable Baseline for 2024 – Bloomberg
Two Federal Reserve officials who vote on monetary policy decisions thisyear said they still expect the US central bank to cut rates three times in2024,
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UK private equity dealmakers earned £5bn in carried interest – The Financial Times
A group of 3,000 UK private equity dealmakers shared £5bn in carriedinterest in the 2022 tax year, highlighting the large sums at stake in thedebate
US job openings edged higher in February as layoffs returned to pre-pandemic levels – CNN
Demand for workers in the US picked up slightly in February in a sign thatthe job market remains on strong footing, though layoffs also ticked
Tesla and BYD sales fall as concerns mount over electric shift – The Financial Times
Elon Musk’s Tesla and Chinese rival BYD both reported sharp falls in electriccar sales, adding to concerns of the slowing shift towards electric vehicles.The companies
German Inflation Fell to Near Three-Year Low Ahead of ECB Meeting – WSJ
German inflation fell to its lowest level since May 2021, nearing theEuropean Central Bank’s target as its policymakers consider when to firstcut interest rates ahead
Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman taught us that money isn’t always about math
My grandmother, Big Mama, was masterful at making financial decisions. She didn’t let emotion dictate her behavior. I once asked why we had only a
Digital Money, Carefully Managed, Can Aid Pacific Island Growth and Equality
Pacific island countries are eager to leverage the opportunities of the digital money revolution by developing payment systems, expanding financial inclusion, and mitigating the loss
Which country will be last to escape inflation? – The Economist
In january prices across the rich world rose by 5.7% year on year, down from a peak in late 2022 of 10.7%. This conceals wide
A Million Simulations, One Verdict for US Economy: Debt Danger Ahead – Bloomberg
The Congressional Budget Office warned in its latest projections that US federal government debt is on a path from 97% of GDP last year to
Global glut turns solar panels into garden fencing option – The Financial Times
Solar panels have become so cheap that they are being used to build garden fences in the Netherlands and Germany, as a boom in Chinese