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That’s certainly not the way this was supposed to go. Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell had been planning a nice, quiet rate cut number two.
Signs that stress in U.S. funding markets is rebuilding ramped up pressure on the Federal Reserve to permanently increase reserves by boosting Treasury holdings, even as it was preparing a temporary liquidity injection for a fourth straight day.
    NY Fed to Conduct Fourth Repo Operation Friday
Sep 20, 2019 - 04:22:57 PDT
Combined with the earlier operations this week, the bank will have injected $278.5 billion into the credit system this week. These have been the first such operations by the Fed since the credit crisis more than 10 years ago.
This month in London marks the 100th anniversary of the first “London Gold Fixing”...
Here's Why That Would be "Catastrophic."
When Law tried to control the resulting inflation by devaluing the face value of notes – engaging in the very practice his bank initially insured against – the game was over, as was the trust in his system.
“Even if we’re not going headline into 1970s runaway inflation, hyperinflation, stagflation, I just think consensus became so convinced inflation here and globally was dead and buried forever,...
The Trump administration proposed multiple solutions to the homelessness crisis, including deregulation and policing.
So long are the days when the majority of Americans retire at the age of 65, according to a study by Northwestern Mutual. Here is why U.S. retirement demographics are shifting.
    Millennials Have an Average of $28,000 in Debt
Sep 19, 2019 - 11:35:26 PDT
The biggest source of debt? Credit card bills.
The approach of negative interest rates in the US will transport us into a truly bizarro world where up is down and spending is saving.
Billionaire investor Leon Cooperman on Thursday said he believes that the Federal Reserve is "screwing the savers."
Of monetary policy, Pence says should be taking after other regions who keep their benchmark interest rates near zero.
    The Fed Will Have to Go Back to QE, Says Julius Baer
Sep 19, 2019 - 09:26:48 PDT
Alarm arose inside the U.S. financial system this week after a spike in demand for short-term liquidity led the Federal Reserve to intervene in the repo market. The cash crunch can’t compare to the one that aggravated the financial crisis in 2008, says Tony Campione, investment advisor at Julius Baer in Geneva. But he sees a clear need for the Fed to reassure markets, possibly with a fresh round of quantitative easing.
The combination of weakening stock prices and strengthening gold prices could soon trigger a long-term buy signal for the latter and sell signal for the former.
He said he would be using his newfound riches to invest in gold, silver and two unnamed cryptocurrencies...
    JPMorgan Chase Violation Tracker
Sep 19, 2019 - 08:29:31 PDT
Note: our penalty amounts include not only fines and monetary settlements but also costs such as supplementary environmental projects or consumer relief that companies are often compelled to undertake as part of settlements.
Three traders at JPMorgan Chase, the bank headed by Jamie Dimon, got smacked with the same kind of criminal felony charge that was used to indict members of the Gambino crime family in 2017.
    While the Fed Has No 'Guts,' the PBOC Is on Steroids
Sep 19, 2019 - 07:53:33 PDT
It’s debatable whether the Federal Reserve has sense, vision or “guts.” But one thing is certain: The U.S. central bank has become a weakling. The People’s Bank of China, on the other hand, is loaded with technocrats on steroids.
The question is - how sustainable is this improvement given the carnage in bond markets in September?