Cleveland Fed economists warn: Inflation to return to 2% or it will take 3 years!
Cleveland Federal Reserve economists say that the remaining factors that currently keep inflation high are “very stubborn.”
J.P. Morgan: Watch out! US liquidity begins to dry up
The J.P. Morgan analyst team believes that liquidity has entered a “period of moderate contraction”, posing a challenge to the development of risk assets.
Today, the whole world is watching the US PCE! The Federal Reserve's favorite measure of inflation may show...
Inflation is taking a small step towards the level that policymakers hope, and a report due to be released on Friday (May 31) is expected to show more slow progress.
PCE is about to launch a “critical war”, and gold needs to cross this resistance to get out of trouble
The Federal Reserve's favorite inflation indicator is here, and the market's interest rate cut expectations will have to be reshuffled again? The key for gold bulls to regain control is...
Zumper: The 1.2% month-on-month increase in US rents in May may cause CPI to face greater pressure in the near future
Greenhui, May 31 | Zumper US Rent Index shows that US one-bedroom rents (median, same below) rose 1.2% month-on-month to 1504 US dollars in May, and the year-on-year growth rate rose to 0%; two-bedroom rents rose 1.2% month-on-month to 1,865 US dollars, and the year-on-year growth rate rose to 0.5%. This is the first time in 20 months that rents have increased by more than 1% month-on-month. Zumper said that rising rents and ongoing inflationary pressure indicate that the CPI decline is under greater pressure in the short term, and expectations of interest rate cuts may be further delayed.
“The Federal Reserve's Preferred Inflation Data” Strikes! US media outlook: hawkish pricing is likely to be hit by stagflation, and interest rates are in urgent need of a sharp drop
The US PCE will be released. Market analysis forecasts. Inflation is in trouble, and interest rates need to be drastically reduced.
US Core PCE Inflation Set to Steady as Federal Reserve Rate Cut for September Hangs in the Balance
The core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index is set to rise 0.3% MoM and 2.8% YoY in April.
Last night, against the backdrop of weak GDP data, market participants increased their expectations for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut. FOMC related swaps are now priced at a cumulative rate cut of about 37 basis points within 2024, which is slig
Last night, against the backdrop of weak GDP data, market participants increased their expectations for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut. FOMC related swaps are now priced at a cumulative rate cut of about 37 basis points within 2024, which is slightly lower than about 33 basis points before the GDP data was released. What will drive the market trend today is the April PCE inflation index that the Federal Reserve is most concerned about. Market consensus predicts that overall and core PCE data are the same year over year and month over month. Agency analysis indicates that it is worth noting that PCE, the core service sector other than housing, may experience a significant (but temporary) decline due to falling ticket prices. As the US labor market shows signs of cooling
The Federal Reserve's most popular inflation indicator was released tonight: the big day to determine the prospects for interest rate cuts is here!
① As the 2-year US Treasury yield “broke 5” this Monday, fears that the Federal Reserve may maintain high interest rates for a longer period of time have once again become a major problem for Wall Street traders; ② Tonight, whether these uneasy market traders or US Federal Reserve officials whose positions continue to fluctuate, they will obviously keep an eye on the set of major data to be released at 20:30 Beijing time — the US PCE Price Index for April.
PCE data favored by the Federal Reserve is back! Investment banks predict that inflation will continue to fall. Will tonight's data rekindle expectations of interest rate cuts?
Senior Federal Reserve Officials “Spill Cold Water”: High interest rates have not had that much impact. Neutral interest rates have risen!
① Federal Reserve Logan said that high interest rates may not have as much deterrent effect on the economy as policymakers expected; ② she reiterated that it is still too early to consider lowering interest rates; ③ Logan pointed out that the so-called neutral interest rate (interest rate level that neither stimulates nor detracts from the economy) may have risen.
Dallas Federal Reserve Chairman makes another hawkish remark: the policy may not have as many restrictions as expected, and neutral interest rates may have risen
Dallas Federal Reserve Chairman Logan said that high interest rates may not have as much of a deterrent effect on the economy as policy makers expected, and emphasized that officials must reserve options for future adjustments.
Is inflation cooling down? The Federal Reserve's 2% target is in sight. The April PCE data will be revealed tonight at a critical moment!
The release of PCE data in the US for April attracted much attention. It may mark another solid step on the way for the Federal Reserve to achieve the 2% inflation target.
Express News | The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in June is 98.9%
Goldman Sachs Group President Urges the Federal Reserve to concentrate on fighting inflation and not announce victory too soon
Goldman Sachs Group President John Waldron urges the Federal Reserve to ensure it doesn't divert attention from the fight to curb inflation
New York Federal Reserve Chairman: The Fed's monetary policy is sufficiently restrictive to reduce inflation to 2% next year
The Zhitong Finance App learned that the Federal Reserve's “top three” and New York Federal Reserve Chairman John Williams said on Thursday that the current monetary policy is restrictive enough to reduce the inflation rate to 2% per annum next year. He said that although the job market has softened, it is still stable, which means the Federal Reserve can wait patiently for better inflation data while keeping a close eye on changes in employment and inflation. The Federal Reserve has the dual task set by Congress, which is to ensure maximum employment and price stability in the US economy. Williams believes the Federal Reserve can achieve the 2% inflation target without significantly slowing the economy or raising the unemployment rate. “The economy in the past year
Federal Reserve Logan: It's important to keep all policy choices on the table. Policies may not be as restrictive as we think, and there is every reason to believe that neutral interest rates are now higher than before the pandemic.
Federal Reserve Logan: It's important to keep all policy choices on the table. Policies may not be as restrictive as we think, and there is every reason to believe that neutral interest rates are now higher than before the pandemic.
Federal Reserve Logan: Inflation has made some substantial progress.
Federal Reserve Logan: Inflation has made some substantial progress.
Fed's Bostic: Rate Hike Shouldn't Be Required to Reach 2% Inflation Goal
Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic noted on Thursday during an interview with Fox Business that the Atlanta Fed head doesn't believe further rate hikes should be required to reach the Fed's 2% annual inflation target.
Federal Reserve Bostic: If September is the right time to cut interest rates, we will do it, but not for political reasons.
Federal Reserve Bostic: If September is the right time to cut interest rates, we will do it, but not for political reasons.