It is frequently said that the Federal Reserve steers by looking in the rearview mirror, basing monetary policy decisions on where the economy was in the past, rather than where it is today, or where
A split in Iran’s leadership has grown sharper recently, revealing increased impatience with the current stalemate as the economy continues to crash. Moderate officials in particular have expressed anxiety with hardliners’ aggressive military-first approach,
The bond market is the only major asset class currently pricing risk correctly, according to Johns Hopkins economist Steve Hanke—and what it’s pricing in is ugly. In an interview with Fortune, Hanke argued
President Trump was clear in his pitch to voters: In 2024, he pledged to bring back the American Dream. Removing immigrants “taking jobs from American workers and driving down their wages” was a key part of
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has been talking a big game for months about fighting inflation, but failure to signal an intention to follow through soon has Wall Street questioning his commitment to price stability.
In 1993, James Carville, an advisor to President Clinton, mused that if he were reincarnated, he wouldn’t choose to return as an elite athlete or historic figure—he’d come back as the bond market. “
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The Federal Reserve left its key interest rate unchanged Wednesday despite persistently high inflation caused by the Iran war and a spike in energy prices. The Fed’s rate-setting committee reached the 9-3 decision after
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh apparently relishes a good debate, and the upcoming policy meeting is expected to see some robust back-and-forth. The Federal Open Market Committee convenes Tuesday and Wednesday, marking his second meeting
