Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday he would consider additional easing without hesitation if consumer prices lost upward momentum.
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The top U.S. defense official has presented an updated military plan to Presiden...
Bond yields could be driven "sharply" higher if China deploys the so-called "nuclear option" in its escalating trade war with the U.S., a senior strategist told CNBC Tuesday.
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Increased tensions between Trump and China over the elusive trade deal roiled markets last night. Trump tweeted that the US was where it wants to be with China, and added that Beijing broke the deal with the US then sought to renegotiate...
Many U.S. citizens were still in a position of “financial fragility,” Federal Reserve governor Lael Brainard said of findings in a survey the central bank is expected to release later this month.
Investors remain skeptical that Beijing will retaliate against the U.S.’s tariffs by selling its stockpile of Treasurys.
Clarida said a global decline in the level of interest rates that central banks use to keep their economies on an even keel is likely to persist for years, making it harder to support the economy during recessions.
"If the trade war escalates further from here, the inflation impact could become quite large. "
After a brief respite, the yield curve is again flashing a bright recession signal. The curve is inverted in 28 places.
Public debt is not a free lunch in an economy close to full employment. But when investment demand tends to fall short of saving, as it does when monetary policymakers are unable to push inflation higher to reduce real interest rates, there is a risk of chronic underemployment – and a stronger argument for deficit spending.
The fiscal black hole surrounding Social Security and Medicare had been talked about long before mankind got its first glimpse of the interstellar phenomenon.
The world appears to be tiring of globalization and hegemons, and that trend may doom the Belt & Road to irrelevancy.
Faced with an across-the-board 25% tariff on Chinese imports, companies will aggressively attack labor costs, Wilson argues.
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