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No Change In Interest Rates Expected At Fed’s May Meeting
am EDT The U.S. Federal Reserve will set interest rates again on May 1. Fixed income markets expect that rates will remain at 5.25%-5.5%, as they have since last July. Nonetheless, summer cuts are...

Collateral Damage From Fed Policy (3): Money Market Funds, A ‘Powder Keg’?
...previous column, I examined the impact of the rate storm on the housing market. Here the focus is on another multi-trillion dollar segment of the financial system, where rising rates may be distorting...

Trade Finance As An Inflation Hedge And Strategic Investment Choice
am EDT Founder and Managing Director Artis Trade Invest and Artis Trade House—providing insured or collateralised trade solutions. In the current economic environment, characterized by enduring...

Fed officials are now considering fewer rate cuts this year
CNN  —  Americans hamstrung by high borrowing costs on car loans, mortgages and credit cards shouldn’t expect much of a break this year. That’s because some Federal Reserve officials are...

Public Employment Still Hasn’t Caught Up From The Great Recession
am EDT The labor market has been booming for years, but the speedy recovery from the depth of the pandemic-induced recession has been uneven. Even as aggressive fiscal policy interventions helped...

Finding The Goldilocks Scenario For Cyber Threat Response
am EDT Chief strategy officer with Sevco Security, security industry entrepreneur, board advisor, investor and author. We’ve been hearing a lot lately about the Goldilocks scenario in which the...

Biden Administration Takes Aim at Local Housing Regulations
A lack of adequate affordable housing has been on the Biden administration’s task list for some time. The Economic Report of the...

Kingfisher Shares Drop As Annual Profits Slump Again
..."interest rate cuts cannot come soon enough for Kingfisher who, like the housing market, has found itself treading water and struggling to produce any growth." Crouch added that "while the business...