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Total bond purchase target to 745 billion. Beforewaiting until 2 30 the governor comments to journalists. We will get more details on exactly what the bank was thinking at that point, but theres obviously speculation swirling that we could see as far as negative rates. Qe byoted 81 to expand 100 billion. It will be interesting to know whether that one is actually for more qe at that point. The data in the moment very weak. We saw the cpi data earlier this and thatedibly weak, negative gdp print for april. Remember, the bank and the asernor more broadly seen more optimistic on the economy in th...

It is sometimes a good indicator of what we will see on friday. There may be blacks backlash from boys. Flash boys. Will face more questions about gms failure to fix it ignition switches. She used her appearance to stress that todays gm puts customers ahead of anything else. Matt, overall, what has been the assessment of her performance. Did she do well yesterday . A lot of people were surprised that she refused to answer or did not know the answer to a lot of questions that these congressmen were asking her. She put out a statement the day before saying she was going to be as transparent as p...

Unemployment insurance extension. The house not in session today. Members return tomorrow at noon eastern for legislative business. Among the bills being considered under suspension of the rules, one that authorizes 150 million in aid for ukraine and expands sanctions imposed this month by the Obama Administration against certain russian and ukrainian officials. This bill passed the Senate Last Week by a voice vote. Votes tomorrow are post poped until 6 30 p. M. Eastern time. You can watch live gavel to gavel coverage of the house on cspan and the senate here on cspan2. Cspan, created by ameri...

Despite a rosy outlook, the largest life sciences company in Massachusetts says the layoffs are part of a restructuring plan.

In 2023, 22% of homeowners said they were unable to find a trustworthy solar company. In 2024, the numbers doubled: 44% of respondents said it is hard to determine which solar companies are trustworthy.