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The Fede is acting as central banker to the world by seeking to provide the global financial system with the dollar liquidity it needs to avoid seizing up.In its latest measure to combat the economic fallout from the coronarvirus pandemic, the Fed said Tuesday it was establishing
Lawmakers in Congress and the White House both have said they are looking into another round of stimulus.
Japan remains on the brink of a state of emergency as the rate of coronavirus infections continues to increase in the country, its top government spokesman said on Wednesday.
Japan's business confidence soured to levels not seen since 2013, a closely watched survey showed, as the coronavirus pandemic hit sectors from hotels to carmakers and pushed the economy closer to recession.
Global stock markets skidded Wednesday as reports of rising numbers of coronavirus cases deepened the gloom over the likely impact on the world economy. France's CAC 40 fell...
The United States' new $350 billion small-business coronavirus rescue loan program could see millions of applications when it launches on Friday, senior Trump administration officials said on Tuesday.
49% of companies told Challenger, Gray & Christmas they are very or somewhat likely to conduct layoffs in the next three months...
In yet another unprecedented attempt to keep the air in the financial bubbles, the Federal Reserve announced the establishment of an international repo facility.The repo facility will allow foreign central banks and other international monetary authorities to enter into repurchase agreements with the Federal Reserve. According to the Fed announcement, FIMA account holders can temporarily exchange their US Treasury securities held with the Federal Reserve for dollars that can then be made available to institutions in their jurisdictions.
The Federal Reserve is injecting trillions of dollars of monetary stimulus into the financial system to ‘help' the economy through the coronavirus pandemic. This is the same kind of ‘help' the central bank offered in 2008. But as Peter Schiff explains in his latest podcast, this kind of ‘help' is actually hurting. In fact, the ‘help' we got in 2008 set us up for the crisis we're entering today.
Gold jumped more than 1.5% on Wednesday as concerns the near global lockdown to fight the coronavirus pandemic would spark a deep economic downturn prompted investors to seek safe havens.
Gundlach said earlier this month that there’s a 90% chance the United States will enter a recession before the year is over due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The dollar gained broadly against riskier currencies on Wednesday, with markets staring at what is likely to be one of the worst economic contractions for decades as the world locks down to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
(Bloomberg) -- A global debt funding bonanza is quickening as the new quarter gets underway, with firms including Tiffany buyer LVMH and Spain’s Iberdrola SA joining the busiest day in Europe’s bond market since January.Seventeen borrowers are offering new debt in Europe on Wednesday, the most since
Europe risks a new sovereign-debt crisis if governments don’t match the European Central Bank’s action with a common fiscal response to support the economy through the coronavirus pandemic, according to ECB policy maker Yannis Stournaras.Stournaras, who heads the Greek central bank...
Factories around the world suffered one of their grimmest months on record in March, as the coronavirus led to mass shutdowns and wreaked havoc on supply chains.
The economic peril from the coronavirus is growing more stark every day, and the $2 trillion stimulus may not deliver a rescue in time for the many small businesses and families who lack the cash to stay afloat for more than a week or two.
While the current market correction fell almost 30% from its recent peak, what we haven't seen just yet is the majority of dividend cuts still to come.
U.S. pension funds that delayed rebalancing their portfolios are likely to pump about $400 billion into stocks over the next two quarters, analysts at JP Morgan said, providing a potential boost to equity markets battered by the coronavirus pandemic.
The restaurant industry lost roughly $25 billion in sales and more than three million jobs as the coronavirus pandemic swept the US.
Americans Aren’t Touching Their Investments Accounts Right Now: BloombergApr 1, 2020 - 04:24:58 PDT
For those with retirement or investment accounts, two-thirds of U.S. adults said they intentionally did nothing with their stock portfolios, while 13% actually added more to their holdings, according to a Bankrate.com survey conducted March 20-24.