Pimco’s Clarida Says Market Bets on US March Rate Cut Make Sense
Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida said market wagers on US interest-rate cuts in March are understandable.
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New SEC Money-Fund Rules Don’t Fix Dash-for-Cash Risk, Bank of America Says
SEC's biggest round reforms in years for $5.5T money-fund industry fall short fixing what ultimately caused markets to seize according to BofA Corp.
Fed’s Bank Cop Calls for Tougher Capital Rules, Setting Up Clash With Lenders
Michael Barr’s speech is poised to trigger intense lobbying activity by the largest banks and congressional oversight around the Fed.
Fed’s Kashkari Warns Banks to Be Ready for Entrenched Inflation
Fed Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Pres. Kashkari said banks must be prepared for higher interest rates in case policymakers need to lift rates further.
Washington is Divided on the Subject of ‘Woke Investing.’ So are States.
Do-good investing has become an increasingly polarizing issue in Washington and on the 2024 campaign trail.
Cash Is Back in a Big Way as Hawkish Fed Bets Hammer Junk-Bond ETFs
Investors once again flocking to certainty and relatively high yields of cash as conviction grows Fed will continue raising interest rates.
Powell Haunted by Repo Crisis as Fed Aims to Cut Balance Sheet
Fed Chair Jerome Powell last month was an admission that the central bank was blindsided by the impact of shrinking its balance sheet four years ago.
