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Fed's Williams Says Half-Point Rate Hike Is 'Reasonable Option'
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams says a half-percentage point interest-rate increase at the central bank's May meeting is a "reasonable option" for the Fed. "I think that's a reasonable option for us because the...
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Dudley Says Fed Needs to Loosen Up Tight Labor Market
Former Federal Reserve Bank of New York President Bill Dudley says the Fed should pursue efforts to ease the "unprecedentedly tight" US labor market to get inflation under control. "The labor market is the tightest basically it's ever...
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Copper Finds Price Catalysts in Weak Dollar, Hawkish Fed
Sept. 19 -- In today's "Futures in Focus," Joseph Cusick of The Cusick Group and Bloomberg's Alix Steel examine the copper market and the price help the commodity's getting from the Federal Reserve. They speak on "Bloomberg ‹GO›."
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Powell: Business Debt Isn't Posing Notable Risks to Financial Stability
May.20 -- Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell talks about high-risk corporate loans, the implications for the financial system. He speaks at a conference in Florida.
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Fed's Bullard on U.S. Economy, Rate Path, Balance Sheet
Mar.31 -- St. Louis Fed President James Bullard discusses the state of the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve's rate path, and work needed on normalizing the Fed's balance sheet. He speaks with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays on "Bloomberg...
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El-Erian Says Fed Needs to Be 'Bold' at January Meeting
Mohamed El-Erian, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, says the Federal Reserve needs to take "bold" action at the central bank's next two rate-setting meetings to address the threat of rising U.S. inflation. "They've got to be bold come...
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Senator Toomey: Biggest Concern With Fed Picks Is Raskin
Senator Pat Toomey, a Republican from Pennsylvania and ranking member of the Senate Banking Committee, explains his concerns about Federal Reserve nominees Sarah Bloom Raskin, who is nominated for vice chair of supervision, and Lisa...
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Dallas Fed Names Lorie Logan as Its New President
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas named Lorie Logan as its next president, succeeding Robert Kaplan, who resigned last year following disclosures about his personal trading activity in 2020. Mike McKee reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Global Banks Adjust to Changing Market Landscape
Dec. 10 -- Global banks are making adjustments to market changes as jobs cuts are announced by Royal Bank of Scotland and Deutsche Bank, while JPMorgan needs to adhere to tougher capital funding rules. Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde reports...
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New Keynesian Economists Face Model Challenge in Trump's Fed
Aug.07 -- The Keynesian economic philosophy shard by a number of members of President Donald Trump's reconstituted Federal Reserve is facing challenges in a post-crisis world. Bloomberg's Mathew Boesler reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak:...
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Fed Policy 'Exacerbating the Inflation Problem': Bullard
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard says current monetary policy is putting upward pressure on inflation. He speaks at a meeting of Greater St. Louis Inc.
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N.Y. Fed Takes $75 Billion of Securities, Treasuries in Repo Op
Sep.18 -- The Federal Reserve injected another $75 billion of liquidity after conducting the first overnight system repurchase agreement in a decade on Tuesday. Bloomberg Intelligence's Ira Jersey has the details on "Bloomberg Daybreak:...
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Dollar May Rise at Start of 2022, Reach Peak Relatively Soon: Standard Chartered
Manpreet Gill, head of fixed income, currency and commodities strategy at Standard Chartered Private Bank, discusses the outlook for the global economy, central banks' policies and financial markets. He speaks with Rishaad Salamat and...
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Fed Minutes Signal Possible Faster Rate Increases
Federal Reserve officials said a strengthening economy and higher inflation could lead to earlier and faster interest-rate increases than previously expected. Bloomberg Intelligence's Ira Jersey has more on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Developed-Market Stocks Favored Over Emerging, JPMorgan AM Says
Sylvia Sheng, global multi-asset strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, discusses Federal Reserve policy, its implications for financial markets, and the opportunities she sees. She also talks about the outlook for China's economy with...
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Federal Reserve Will Drive Economy Into Recession, abrdn Says
Ray Sharma-Ong, investment director for multi-asset solutions at abrdn, discusses Federal Reserve policy, the implications for financial markets, and the opportunities he sees. He also talks about the British pound and the Bank of...
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Bill Gross: Fed Could Learn From Monopoly Game
July 7 -- Today's global economy is a lot like Monopoly, the Atlantic City-based board game, says Bill Gross because the bank caps the money players get every round and growth eventually fizzles. Bloomberg's John Gittelsohn and Bloomberg...
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Zell Says Fed Should Stop Buying Securities, Raise Rates
Equity Group Investments Chairman and founder Sam Zell says the Federal Reserve should stop buying securities and raise interest rates by 200 basis points over a "couple of year period." He spoke to Bloomberg's David Westin.
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Bill Gross on Rousseff, Negative Rates and Fed Policy
Aug. 31 -- Billionaire money manager Bill Gross, who manages the Janus Global Unconstrained Bond Fund, discusses the impeachment of Brazil's Dilma Rousseff, negative interest rates and the outlook for Fed monetary policy with Bloomberg's...
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Schoenholtz: Fed Is Rule-Like, but Not Slavish to Rules
Nov.22 -- NYU Stern School of Business Professor Kim Schoenholtz discusses the idea of the Federal Reserve acting based on rules and looks at Fed independence going forward. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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FX Reserves Shrink - Canary in Coal Mine?: Markets Live
Bloomberg's Valerie Tytel explains why dwindling world currency reserves could be a canary in the coal mine for the Federal Reserve.
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The Fed Is in an 'Inflation Panic,' Minerd Says
Guggenheim Global CIO Scott Minerd says the Federal Reserve should just focus on its price stability responsibility and allow the market to "do what it does." The Fed raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point and signaled six...
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Goldman Sachs Says Pullback Won't Turn Into Bear Market
Peter Oppenheimer, chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., discuses the impact of Ukraine tensions on his investment strategy, Fed policy and interest rates. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Europe."
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Powell Expects Interest Rates to Rise 'Somewhat Further'
Nov.28 -- Federal Reserve Chair Nominee Jerome Powell testifies about supporting the progress of the U.S. economy to full recovery as he expects interest rates to rise while the Fed's balance sheet shrinks. He speaks during a...