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Dollar firms as US jobs report backs Fed hike in May - Vimarsana News

Dollar firms as US jobs report backs Fed hike in May

NEW YORK : The dollar strengthened on Friday after data showed an increase in jobs in the world's largest economy last month, suggesting that the Federal Reserve may have to raise interest rates next month.Prior to the jobs report, the rate futures market had been betting that the Fed would pause at the M

Inflation remains a problem for middle- and lower-income Americans as Biden's Federal Reserve keeps raising interest rates - Vimarsana News

Inflation remains a problem for middle- and lower-income Americans as Biden's Federal Reserve keeps raising interest rates

Inflation continues to haunt middle and lower-income working folks in the United States as the administration of President Joe Biden is still unable to properly resolve the inflation crisis. In [...]

Something in the water – the story of an alumni family - Vimarsana News

Something in the water – the story of an alumni family

Fulfilling careers and a life-long partnership all started in Chemistry class at Otago for Tony and Barbara Johnson.

Did SVB Break The Fed? Officials Mull Risks Of More Rate Increases - Vimarsana News

Did SVB Break The Fed? Officials Mull Risks Of More Rate Increases

At an early January meeting of the Virginia Bankers Association, executives were already nervous that Federal Reserve interest rate increases were making it hard to compete for deposits.

Consumer Inflation May Have Cooled in February But Only Slightly - Vimarsana News

Consumer Inflation May Have Cooled in February But Only Slightly

Consumer inflation may have cooled off a little in February, but economists expect it is still running at a high pace.

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