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Markets may know more when Powell and Treasury Secretary Yellen testify in front of Congress on Tuesday.

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In retrospect, it’s clear why Biden delayed for so long: There was little upside regardless of who he chose.

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This is the type of employment data the Fed was looking when they met 2 days ago

There are many variables in play this week which already have USD/NOK up 1.5% this week.

What to expect from FOMC Meeting. Learn about FED's impact on currencies: News & Analysis to help you get the most profit out of monetary policy decisions.

It is time begin tapering the extraordinary money stimulus bond buying of $120 billion bonds per month.

More than 18 months after the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States, roughly 5 million Americans are still sitting out of the labor force.