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Federal Reserve Barkin: Maintaining higher interest rates is expected to further slow economic activity
Richmond Federal Reserve Chairman Barkin recently said he expects maintaining higher interest rates to further slow economic activity
Wall Street veteran: The Fed's delay in cutting interest rates may cause the economy to decline further
Marija Veitmane, head of stock research at State Street Global Markets, recently said that if the Federal Reserve delays interest rate cuts, the economy may fall further into a downturn
Singapore Private-Sector Expansion Sustained in April: PMI Report
New business and output growth helped the city-state of Singapore's private sector expand in April for the 14th straight month, S&P Global reported Monday.
Invesco: The future course of the Federal Reserve is unclear, but there seems to be no reason to delay interest rate cuts too much
The US gross domestic product (GDP) annualized growth rate for the first quarter was 1.6%, lower than the consensus estimate of 2.5%, but the market may focus on March's core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation data. The index's annualized growth rate reached 3.7%, exceeding the consensus estimate of 3.4%.
Dollar Recovers Much of Its Losses After Weak U.S. Jobs Data -- Market Talk
The dollar rises in early trade on Monday, having recovered most of the losses suffered after Friday's weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data and weak ISM purchasing managers' survey for the services sector which revealed a contraction in April.
SGD Tipped to Strengthen Slightly Near Term -- Market Talk
Technical indicators signal a bullish outlook for the SGD in the near term, say analysts at BMI, a unit of Fitch Solutions.
Singapore PMI Signals More Improvement in Private Sector
0307 GMT - Singapore's private sector continued growing at the start of 2Q, but at a slower pace, S&P Global data show. S&P Global's headline Singapore PMI, a composite indicator of performance in the
Retail Sales Rise 2.7% YoY in March
Retail sales rose by 2.7 YoY but slipped by 1.0% MoM in March, translating to a sales value of $4.2b.
Singapore's Private Sector Sustains Growth in April on Increased New Business
Business activity in Singapore's private sector sustained its growth in April as the rise in new business and output remained "solid," S&P Global reported Monday.
Guojin Securities: Interest rate hikes are still a low-probability event, focusing on how inflationary stickiness disrupts the pace of the Fed's interest rate cuts
Guojin Securities released a research report saying that the main contradiction between US bond interest rates has returned to fundamentals and the Fed's policy, focusing on how sticky inflation disrupts the pace of the Fed's interest rate cuts.
Straight to Omaha | Alger Asset Management Amy Zhang: The Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates at least once this year
Sina Finance News The Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders' Meeting, which global investors are concerned about, was held in Omaha, Nebraska. Sina Finance spoke with Amy Zhang (Amy Zhang), Executive Vice President of Alger Asset Management, at the shareholders' meeting. Amy Zhang told Sina Finance in an interview that the Palestinian heritage plan was a special success. He has done a lot of planning and preparation, so he should be able to make a smooth transition. In addition, she said that Friday's non-farm payrolls data is very good for the market, because wage growth is weaker than expected amid inflation. This is a big plus. This year is very beneficial.
Beating Inflation Will Likely Require U.S. Unemployment to Rise
Increases in wealth are overpowering the effect of higher interest rates.
Chicago Federal Reserve Chairman: There is no sign that the economy is overheating and we are still waiting for more inflation data
Chicago Federal Reserve Chairman Goulsby said Friday's employment report would make him feel that the economy showed no signs of overheating
US economic reports are now divided, and market bearers are being hit
Wall Street traders experienced another week of conflicting economic signals and painful lessons in the face of the data-dependent Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve's hawk pigeon “shared”, Bowman: High inflation will continue for some time, Goulsby: We need more employment reports like Friday
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman said that as the Federal Reserve maintains high interest rates, inflation will eventually fall, but he is willing to raise interest rates if future data shows that the progress of the decline in inflation has stagnated or been reversed. Chicago Federal Reserve Chairman Goulsby said that he is waiting for more data to determine whether inflation will fall to the target. The non-farm payrolls report is steady this Friday. The more such reports there are, the more assured he is that the economy is not overheating and that inflation has not rebounded.
Fed's Bowman: Still Sees Upside Inflation Risks, Willing to Raise Rates If Progress Stalls
Federal Reserve (Fed) Board of Governors member Michelle W. Bowman cautioned that there is a real risk that inflation could remain elevated for much longer than many are anticipating.
US Dollar Suffers From Weak NFPs, Hopes of Sooner Rate Cuts Rise
US Nonfarm Payrolls report from April underperformed, showing a lower-than-expected increase.
Executive Briefing: US Inflation Data Reduces Rate Cut Optimism
The past month has been characterized by growing inflation worries and waves of geopolitical uncertainty.
Dollar Index Outlook: Dollar Comes Under Increased Pressure on Soft US Labor Data
The dollar fell to the lowest in almost one month, in immediate reaction to weaker than expected US labor data, which revived hopes for two rate cuts by the Fed this year.
Fed's Goolsbee: Current Employment Numbers Are Solid
Commenting on April labor market data, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee told Bloomberg TV that it was a solid report with 175,000 new jobs.