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The Federal Reserve Guided By An Imaginary Constellation - Vimarsana News

The Federal Reserve Guided By An Imaginary Constellation

Are Central Banks fit for purpose? Is it time to replace them with AI linked smart contracts? The case for and against.

Source: forbes.com
'Hate is shallow. Love is Deep.' Five years later, yoga studio shooting spurs action - Vimarsana News

'Hate is shallow. Love is Deep.' Five years later, yoga studio shooting spurs action

“This shooting affected all of us and impacted FSU,” John Thrasher said. “We have had other events similar to this, but nothing as horrific as this."

Source: yahoo.com
Monetary Policy And Innovation, The Long Term Effects On Output - Vimarsana News

Monetary Policy And Innovation, The Long Term Effects On Output

Analysis of a paper by Yueran Ma & Kaspar Zimmermann presented at Jackson Hole 2023. Long Term effects to GDP due to Monetary tightening affecting innovation.

Source: forbes.com
The Fed Is Prepared to Raise Rates If Needed, Powell Says - Vimarsana News

The Fed Is Prepared to Raise Rates If Needed, Powell Says

The central bank remains committed to reaching its 2% inflation target.

The Fed Remains Prepared to Raise Rates Further If Needed, Powell Says - Vimarsana News

The Fed Remains Prepared to Raise Rates Further If Needed, Powell Says

The central bank remains committed to reaching its 2% inflation target. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell got to the point quickly in his speech at the central bank’s annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Thursday: “It is the Fed’s job to bring inflation down to our 2% goal, and we will do so.”Powell acknowledged that inflation has fallen from its peak, but also stressed that it remains too high. As such, the central bank's rate-setting group, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOM

Source: yahoo.com