Bank of Japan Raises Main Interest Rate Unwinds Longstanding Easy Policy
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Pro Take: Don't Fear the Unemployment Rate
Higher rates of joblessness could be a sign people are coming off the sidelines.15 hours ago -
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Where to Put Your Money When the Fed Cuts Rates
What lower rates mean for the trillions of dollars in CDs and high-yield savings accounts.15 hours ago - Federal Reserve -
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Gold Well Supported by Weaker U.S. Dollar, Fed Cut Expectations
Gold prices were broadly stable but still trading near record highs, supported by a weaker dollar and prospects of a long-awaited interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday.15 hours ago - Federal Reserve -
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Oil Markets Remain Cautious Ahead of Fed Decision
Despite production halts in the Gulf of Mexico and disruptions in Libyan supplies adding to supply-side risks, front-month WTI prices still remain below the key threshold of $70 per barrel, ...15 hours ago - Federal Reserve -
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Bunds Expected to Stabilize as Fed's Rate Decision Awaited on Wednesday
German Bunds are likely to stabilize at the start of the week as markets are looking ahead to the Fed’s rate decision on Wednesday, Commerzbank Research said.18 hours ago -
Financial Times - Business
India’s top shadow bank lists housing finance arm in blockbuster $782mn IPO
Shares of Bajaj Housing Finance shot up by as much as 130% on trading debut18 hours ago -
Yahoo News - World
Thailand’s New Government Wades Back Into Central Bank Feud
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Financial Times - Business
Jay Powell faces milestone moment for the US economy
Fed chair expected to begin lowering interest rates this week as inflation fears fade20 hours ago -
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Fed Enters Tricky Terrain: Rate Cuts in a Decent Economy
Credit cards, mortgages and savings will be affected when the Federal Reserve makes its expected rate cut. The question this time is how, exactly.20 hours ago - Federal Reserve -
Financial Times - Business
Apollo pushes into high-grade debt business long dominated by banks
Led by a onetime dealer in death benefit settlements, the leveraged buyout pioneer evolves into a bulge-bracket lender20 hours ago -
MarketWatch - Business
‘Rather poor’ communication by the Fed blamed for creating doubt in the market about rate-cut path
Potential for whipsaw markets after Fed’s widely anticipated initial interest-rate reduction on Wednesday.23 hours ago -
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Second Assassination Attempt Raises New Questions About Secret Service
That a gunman got close to former President Trump for the second time in about two months intensified questions about the agency’s broader protective capabilities.Yesterday -
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Auckland Airport to Raise Up to $860 Million, Signs Terminal Contract
Auckland International Airport said it would seek to raise up to $860 million to upgrade facilities built some 60 years ago.Yesterday -
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Three drug developers went public, and their performance will act as a barometer of investor interest in biotech IPOs ahead of the election.
Three drug developers went public, and their performance will act as a barometer of investor interest in biotech IPOs ahead of the election.Yesterday -
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A deal by UniCredit to buy 4% of Commerzbank shares demonstrates the Europe-wide ambitions of the Italian bank's CEO, Andrea Orcel.
A deal by UniCredit to buy 4% of Commerzbank shares demonstrates the Europe-wide ambitions of the Italian bank’s CEO, Andrea Orcel.Yesterday -
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The romantic relationship between Norfolk Southern's CEO and its chief legal officer is the latest incident in the #MeToo era to test corporate policies and cause headaches for companies internally.
The romantic relationship between Norfolk Southern’s CEO and its chief legal officer is the latest incident in the #MeToo era to test corporate policies and cause headaches for companies internally.Yesterday -
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Warnings from bank executives that Americans are struggling to keep up with their bills have set off alarms on Wall Street, with shares of consumer-lending companies sliding.
Warnings from bank executives that Americans are struggling to keep up with their bills have set off alarms on Wall Street, with shares of consumer-lending companies sliding.Yesterday -
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It's Too Close to the Election for the Fed to Cut Rates
There’s a reason the central bank almost never makes changes in the final months of a campaign.Yesterday - Federal Reserve