Fiscal Flows, Bank Credit, The Fed For January
Explore January 2025's liquidity surplus, potential $1.1T tax cuts, paused Fed hikes, and rising risk asset opportunities for ...
Federal Reserve Watch: Uncertain Uncertainty
The Federal Reserve is managing its securities portfolio and commercial banks' liquidity through reverse repurchase ...
The 5 Worst Things About the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
The agency—an unelected regulator with a blank check—has spent much of its short life making things harder for the consumers ...
Crescent Bank CD Rates: Pros, Cons, and Current Rates
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US Dollar goes anywhere as focus now shifts to CPI figures after Powell's cautious tone
The US Dollar Index trades with losses for the second consecutive session on Tuesday, hovering above 108.00 without clear ...
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Fed Monetary Policy Report flags solid economy, elevated markets
The report comes as the Fed faces a highly uncertain environment due to large-scale policy changes now contemplated or ...
Why would DOGE kill the CFPB?
It seems like a dumb idea to shut down the US’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
White House Tip Line Tells Banks To Snitch On Financial Regulators Doing Their Jobs
The Trump administration has debuted a “tip line” for financial institutions and the public to report financial regulators who are still doing their jobs despite a White House “stand down” order.
Openbank Savings Rates
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Bank of England cuts interest rates to 4.5% and slashes UK growth forecast
The Bank says the UK economy will grow by 0.75% in 2025, down from a previous forecast of 1.5%, while inflation is expected to rise.
Canadian Dollar remains in steady range on Tuesday
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) remains buried within consolidation against the Greenback. The Loonie briefly fell to its lowest ...
Ray Dalio: We Need to Cut the Budget Deficit Now. Here’s How We Do It
In Ray Dalio's forthcoming book "How Countries Go Broke" he argues that the United States' budget deficit should be cut.