It's Fed Day. Today, the U.S. central bank will announce its first rate cut in four years, but uncertainty is rising about the amount. Eyes on Powell, how will the markets react?
Having archived Powell's speech which confirmed the rate cut next month, despite not giving precise indications on the extent, the markets return to looking at the key sectors, while the war fronts in Ukraine and in…
From the Jackson Hole symposium Jerome Powers confirms: "the upside risks to inflation have decreased, while the downside risks to employment have increased. The time has come to cut rates." Stocks rising sharply
In 1982, Fed President Paul Volcker, struggling with a US economy mired in a deep recession, was convinced to participate due to the excellent fishing practiced in his rivers. Since then, right here the greats of the planet have been doing…
The central bankers' symposium in Jackson Hole begins today, but the key session is considered tomorrow when Powell will speak. However, the markets themselves already have many elements at their disposal (from last night's Fed minutes, to the market...
The trio of news arriving from the United States (Nasdaq record), Sintra (Powell) and France (desistance) drives purchases on European stock exchanges. Milan among the best driven by banking risk, by Leonardo and by Stm
The stock markets are seen taking a breather after yesterday's strong rise, in the aftermath of the French vote. Speech by the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, at the Sintra symposium organized by the European Central Bank
The Fed's interest rates remain unchanged. President Jerome Powell explained that American inflation is still too high and that the path to reducing it "is uncertain" as rate cuts now become uncertain. We will see…
Cautious price lists awaiting Fed President Jerome Powell's first hearing at the US Parliament - US hi-tech rally continues, new highs for gold
Powell does not shake the market by evading the future of Fed rates - Small capitalization stocks are gaining momentum - Tim's accounts in the spotlight in view of the sale of the Internet
The President of the Fed, Powell, talks about economic models but not about rates and the bullish momentum of the markets evaporates - In Piazza Affari Moncler and MPS ok, oil companies do badly
After Jackson Hole and while waiting for the new meeting of the Fed and the ECB, Andrea Terzi (Cattolica) and Creel (Sciences Po) intervene on the next moves of the central banks
The president of the European Central Bank at the Jackson Hole symposium reiterated that the ECB must keep rates at a "sufficiently restrictive level for the time necessary" to achieve a "timely return of inflation to the 2% target".
The Governor of the Fed does not want to be hawkish, like last year, and so he announces new hikes, but only "if necessary", assuring that the central bank will act with "caution". Stock markets slow down, Wall Street turns red
Rates rise by another 75 basis points but the words of Fed Chairman Powell do not reassure the markets at all: "Rates higher than expected because inflation is still high: I see the light at the end of the tunnel but it is…
Powell admitted that fighting inflation will cause "some pain" in the economy and slower growth. But not intervening on price stability would be even more painful.
Suspended amid fears of inflation and the risk of recession, the markets await answers from Jackson Hole – Asia: a typhoon shuts down Hong Kong, incentives in China, Seoul raises rates
The president of the Central Bank reiterated her intention to accelerate on the shield. The Governing Council will discuss it on 21 July. Powell and Lagarde: 'Pre-pandemic low inflation won't come back'
All eyes are on the expected Fed summit on Wednesday 15 December - According to the economist Angelo Baglioni of the Catholic University, the reduction in the purchase of securities is likely but "the real change of pace with the increase in interest rates 'intesse" will presumably arrive…
The chairman of the Fed, Powell, changes tack and admits that inflation is not a passing phenomenon and that this will require an acceleration of the reduction of stimuli to the economy - The markets, however, are holding up, even if shaken by Moderna's statements on resistance…
The total takeover bid project by the KKR fund on Tim drives the stock crazy on the Stock Exchange which after the first day gains 30% amid record trading while the French shareholders of Vivendi consider the American offer "insufficient" and for now…
The White House ignores pressure from progressive Democrats, who have called for a changing of the guard to tighten banking rules and make the fight against climate change more effective - But appoints Democrat Lael Brainard as deputy to dove Powell...
Last hours for the race to lead the US central bank: Biden could confirm Jerome Powell (favourite) or choose Lael Brainard, preferred by the left wing of the Democrats. The new president will have to contend with inflation and the environment
In his speech at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, the Fed president remains vague about the exact timing of the tapering (September or November?) which, however, is expected within the year, while rates will remain unchanged for now - "The variant…
What is and what is the purpose of the annual meeting of bankers in Jackson Hole in the US which will open in the next few hours? Here's everything you need to know
In 107 years of history, the Federal Reserve has gone through several epochal changes: from the crisis of 29 at Bretton Woods, from the end of the gold standard to the revolution announced last summer by Powell
Both Powell and Lagarde have very few problems ahead of them but the most difficult challenge for the two central banks is the one awaiting the Fed: for various reasons
Great expectations for the Fed governor's speech in Jackson Hole, scheduled for 16 pm today - The Bundesbank holds back on stimuli and the stock exchanges are tracking down, but the big banks in Milan are holding on thanks to the spread
In his speech on Wednesday at the Economic Club of New York, the number one of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, dedicated a few words to the confrontation between the Italian government and the European Commission
The Fed chairman does not give in to Trump's criticisms and confirms that, as the US economy is more than robust, there will be a new rate hike in September, which will be followed by two more by 2018 - All in…
FROM "THE RED AND THE BLACK" BY ALESSANDRO FUGNOLI, Kairos strategist - Many speculate the end of the cycle but "no recession is in sight" and "in the short term there is no reason not to remain reasonably invested in the stock market and not…
In the USA, inflation remains stable at around 2% and the job market is solid, but the repercussions of tariffs are "difficult to predict" - Shot at Trump on the trade war: "The countries that have chosen protectionism have gone…
The first official meeting of the Federal Reserve led by the new president Jerome Powell led, as expected, to a first rise in interest rates - In Italy, the Consulta rejected the appeal of the members of Popolare di Sondrio: via…
Wall Street welcomes the new president of the Fed and gallops, canceling the discounts at the beginning of the month - Even on government bonds, the fever has passed and oil is back on the run - In Piazza Affari, the…
The incumbent governor of the Federal Reserve, speaking to the Senate Banking Committee, said that "low rates have helped the economy but are no longer appropriate" - "Monetary policy needs to be normalized: now the economy is strong and the …
The reform provides for a permanent cut in the corporate tax rate to 20% from the current 35% and much more - The US Department is studying legal action to block the $83 billion wedding.