Fed's Bostic Sees No More U.S. Rate Hikes, No Recession
Atlanta Fed Pres. Bostic on Tuesday said U.S. central bank need not raise borrowing costs any further, and sees no recession ahead.
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Fed’s Logan Says Higher Yields May Mean Less Need for Hikes
Logan said recent surge in long-term Treasury yields may mean less need for US central bank to raise benchmark interest rate again.
Fed’s Barr Defends New Capital Rules Amid Bank Pushback
Fed VC Barr pushed back against recent claims that US proposal requiring banks to bolster capital buffers would curb lending and hurt the economy.
How Kevin McCarthy’s Ouster Could Scramble 3 Key Washington Economic Debates
Issues of keen focus to the business community could be upended if either of the frontrunners to replace Kevin McCarthy takes the gavel.
Fed’s Bid to Avoid Recession Tested by Yields Nearing 20-Year Highs
The Fed may be putting its hoped-for soft landing of the economy at risk by tacitly accepting a run-up in long-term interest rates.
McCarthy Ouster Raises Chances of Government Shutdown, Goldman Says
The ousting of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy could have ramifications for the stock market.
Supreme Court Weighs Fate of Consumer Agency That Vexes Banks, Riles GOP
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, long target of conservatives, bane of the banking industry, now in fight of life at Supreme Court.
