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Bond Yield Rise Shows Interest Rates Sufficiently High for Now: Fed's Daly - Vimarsana News

Bond Yield Rise Shows Interest Rates Sufficiently High for Now: Fed's Daly

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly said that the tightening of financial conditions over the past 90 days “diminished” the need for further rate hikes, but argued the Fed should keep its options open.

Gasoline to Spur U.S. Consumer Spending; Bank of Mexico Eyes 'Prolonged' Pause; RBA Set to Hold Rates but Retain Hawkish Hue - Vimarsana News

Gasoline to Spur U.S. Consumer Spending; Bank of Mexico Eyes 'Prolonged' Pause; RBA Set to Hold Rates but Retain Hawkish Hue

Gasoline to Spur U.S. Consumer Spending; Bank of Mexico Eyes 'Prolonged' Pause; RBA Set to Hold Rates but Retain Hawkish Hue By James Christie Good day. Analysts anticipate the U.S. Commerce...

The Flawed CPI: The Fallacy Of Year-Over-Year Inflation Reporting - Vimarsana News

The Flawed CPI: The Fallacy Of Year-Over-Year Inflation Reporting

The CPI's year-over-year comparison distorts the true picture of inflation. Shorter averaging intervals show Fed's 2% inflation target has almost been reached.

Source: forbes.com
Good News From the June CPI Report: Inflation Is Truly Declining - Vimarsana News

Good News From the June CPI Report: Inflation Is Truly Declining

The market-friendly number is still above the Fed’s target, and a July interest-rate hike looks likely.

Stocks waver as inflation concerns remain and Fed Minutes project a 'mild recession' later this year - Vimarsana News

Stocks waver as inflation concerns remain and Fed Minutes project a 'mild recession' later this year

Inflation is cooling but still nowhere near target Fed Minutes show policymakers are eyeing a mild recession this year Dollar softer as rate cut bets boos