Ray Dalio Says Central Banks to Cut Rates in 2024, AFR Reports
Central banks across the globe will be required to cut interest rates in 2024 after a period of stagflation, says Ray Dalio.
Central banks across the globe will be required to cut interest rates in 2024 after a period of stagflation, says Ray Dalio.
Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen urged Congress to approve $80 billion in funding for IRS to help the agency reduce huge backlog of tax returns.
Fed Reserve Vice Chair Lael Brainard expectations for half-percentage-point increases in interest rates this month and next were reasonable.
Innovations in digital payments and potential adoption of central bank digital currency could force central banks to overhaul monetary policy.
Former New York Fed President William Dudley said the US central bank will keep raising interest rates to curb high inflation.
The Federal Reserve should tighten policy until inflation begins trending down toward its 2% goal, said SF Fed Reserve Bank President Mary Daly.
“The more equity prices rise, the more hawkish the Fed will be,” Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson wrote in a report Tuesday.