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Anti-inflation campaign “has a long way to go” Federal Reserve official Collins: Achieving the 2% target may take longer
Boston Federal Reserve Chairman Collins said that in order to curb demand and reduce pressure on prices, interest rates may need to stay high for 20 years longer.
NY Fed Perli: Fed Has Tools to Deal With Unexpected Money Market Stress
Manager of the System Open Market Account (SOMA) at the New York Federal Reserve (Fed) Roberto Perli noted during prepared remarks on Wednesday that the Fed's recent announcement to slow the pace of Fed balance sheet run-off should reduce prospects for market stress.
New York Federal Reserve official Perli explained in detail the balance sheet and called slowing downsizing an important and prudent step
Federal Reserve Bank of New York official Roberto Perli said that the decision by the Federal Reserve to slow down the pace of contraction gave policymakers more time to evaluate changes in market conditions, and also gave liquidity an opportunity to be redistributed within the banking system. Perli, manager of the System Open Market Account (SOMA for short), which is responsible for the Federal Reserve's asset portfolio, said on Wednesday that although the Fed's balance sheet has been reduced by more than 1.5 trillion US dollars to 7.4 trillion US dollars since starting downsizing, or quantitative austerity, almost two years ago, the US
Market in the Red, Indexes Mixed Wednesday | Wall Street Today
Shortly after the close the S&P traded flat, the Dow climbed 0.46%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.21%
Market Closed Down and Mixed, Dow in the Green, S&P 500 Flat | Market Story
In the hour after open, the $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ fell 0.16%, the $Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US)$ traded flat, and the $Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US)$ fell about 0.13%. About 6,500 equit
US Dollar Sees Mild Gains Amid Remarks From Fed Speakers
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is currently trading with mild gains at 105.45. This gain can be partially attributed to the cautious remarks of members of the Federal Reserve (Fed), who highlighted that rates will be kept high as long as they need to be to bring down inflation. Other than that, there won’t be any relevant highlight from the US economy until next week when the US will release Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from April.