Fed Minutes Reveal Lively September Debate About Whether First Rate Cut Should be Big or Small
Divide within the Federal Reserve about whether its first interest rate cut in more than four years should be big or small, according to minutes.
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Despite Labor Market Surge Concerns Remain About Lingering Inflation
September's unexpected labor market surge has raised new questions for wealth advisors and RIAs regarding the Federal Reserve's next move.
Fed's Paper Losses Top The $200 Billion Mark
U.S. Federal Reserve losses crossed the $200 billion point this week, according to data released on Thursday by the central bank.
Powell: US Economy Is In 'Solid Shape'
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank is not on a "preset course" when it comes to rates and that "overall, the economy is in solid shape.
Wealthy Investors Leaning Toward Harris In A Recent UBS Survey
A recent UBS survey reveals that wealthy investors are significantly leaning toward Vice President Kamala Harris over former President Donald Trump.
Prospect Of Second Big Fed Cut Hinges On Powell And Jobs Report
The appetite of Fed policymakers for another large interest-rate cut in November may come into better focus in the coming week.
What 3 Economists Say Is In Store In A Second Trump Economy
"Chaos." "Destructive." "A big hit to people's pocketbooks." That's what the economy will look like under a second Trump administration.
