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Jerome Powell’s Federal Reserve is stuck in a self-defeating paradox that makes cutting rates more...
Fortune via Yahoo Finance· 8 hours ago"You can call this the Fed Cut Reflexivity Paradox: The more the Fed insists that the next move in...
Fiscal Policy and Sovereign Debt
IMF· 1 day agoThe conference, part of Fiscal Affair’s Department’s Sovereign Debt Network Project, brings together leading scholars and senior policymakers to explore a range of fiscal issues of import to ...
Idaho House accuses Gov. Little of undermining Legislature in ITD property lawsuit
Idaho Statesman McClatchy via AOL· 2 days agoThe House’s attorneys wrote that the response by the attorney selected by Little “cannot in any way...
Projections vs. scenarios, and why politicians should care
Orange County Register· 23 hours agoCongressional Budget Office projections provide valuable insights into how a big chunk of your...
Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly – Daily update: 31 May 2024
World Health Organization· 1 day agoIn a resounding call to action, the Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly has recognized climate...
Vanguard Markets & Economy Perspective: Our Investment and Economic Outlook, May 2024
GuruFocus.com via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoHowever, we expect full-year 2024 growth to be below trend due to headwinds from...
Labour risks handing too much power to OBR technocrats, warn top economists
Daily Telegraph· 6 days agoThe OBR, set up in 2010, releases economic and public spending forecasts alongside fiscal events...
Money supply ticks positive as inflation sticks above 3 percent
The Hill via AOL· 3 days agoAnnual growth of the U.S. money supply in April advanced into positive territory for the first time...
Business faces £42bn debt crisis after end of ultra-low rates
Daily Telegraph· 5 days agoIt came as economists at Europe’s second-largest bank, BNP Paribas, warned that inflation will be...
The Fed Won’t Cut Rates This Year
Barrons.com· 1 day agoThat leaves December as the last opportunity for a rate cut in 2024, but there are strong arguments for the status quo to hold. For one, tighter monetary...
