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Financial markets seem to be constantly recalibrating. The economic data is expected to be volatile and that should support the Fed’s patient stance on waiting for enough data to make a clear assessment over pricing pressures and the strength of the labor market recovery.
Inflation expectations are weighing on sentiment, but Treasury yields seem like they may be stuck in a holding pattern a little while longer. The front end of the curve is not moving and since expectations are so high for the US economic recovery, the bond market is still mostly counting on disinflationary forces to win out.
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Published May 13. 2021 5:36PM | Updated May 13. 2021 6:56PM
New London Amy K. Donahue, whose career includes serving as a public policy professor and vice provost for academic operations at the University of Connecticut and a post at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, has been announced as the U.S. Coast Guard Academy’s first provost.
She will be the academy’s chief academic officer and advise the superintendent on matters relating to academics and faculty, the academy announced in a news release Thursday.
“We are pleased to welcome Dr. Donahue to the Coast Guard Academy as the Provost and Chief Academic Officer after an extensive search,” Rear Adm. Bill Kelly, academy superintendent, said in a statement. “Dr. Donahue brings a wealth of leadership and academic experience to the team and we look forward to her leading the faculty and our academic program as we develop the future officers of our Service.”
A man in his 50s died of a heart attack while removing snow on Long Island amid Thursday’s monster winter storm, a windswept beast that dumped more than 16 inches on some Suffolk County communities, closed hundreds of schools across the region and prompted a state of emergency. Jan 6, 2018
A man in his 50s died of a heart attack while removing snow on Long Island and a woman was also killed amid Thursday’s monster winter storm, a windswept beast that dumped more than 16 inches on some Suffolk County communities, closed hundreds of schools across the region and prompted a state of emergency. Pei-Sze Cheng reports.