Federal Reserve — page 2

Federal Reserve is a regulator in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2015. 85 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher.

Also known as U.S. Federal Reserve

The Running of the Bull: How durable is 2024's market rally?

The Running of the Bull: How durable is 2024's market rally?

But according to market technicians (those who follow chart and price movement patterns), “the trend is your friend” and a rally in progress is likely to continue in that direction, even if there is some choppiness along the way.

Impact of Price War on Inflation

Impact of Price War on Inflation

McDonald's is facing competition from other fast-food chains, leading to a price war that could impact inflation.

Survey: Small Business Owners Reaching to Make Rent

Survey: Small Business Owners Reaching to Make Rent

U.S.-based small businesses face increasing financial challenges, with 46% unable to pay rent in full and on time in May 2024, and 58% reporting rent increases over the past six months.

America experiencing powerful startup growth

America experiencing powerful startup growth

In Greenville, South Carolina, two entrepreneurs have created innovative earrings that combine the beauty of pearls with cutting-edge technology.

What's the ceiling for America's stockmarket drop?

What's the ceiling for America's stockmarket drop?

The American stock market is experiencing a turbulent period, with a significant downturn in the S&P 500 index and individual stocks like Nvidia experiencing dramatic drops.

The perils of a strong dollar

The perils of a strong dollar

The American dollar is currently on the rise, with its value increasing by 4% this year on a trade-weighted basis.

Bitter shock as inflation strikes America

Bitter shock as inflation strikes America

Inflation rises in America, with the core consumer price index increasing by 0.4% month on month for the third consecutive month.

When will Americans see interest-rate cuts?

When will Americans see interest-rate cuts?

The economic story of 2023 painted a rosy picture of disinflation and resilient growth in the US, but the landscape in 2024 is starting to show some cracks.

Federal Reserve corrects money-printing blunder

Federal Reserve corrects money-printing blunder

In the world of global markets, the concept of less-for-longer quantitative tightening (QT) is gaining traction alongside the familiar notion of higher-for-longer interest rates.

America's Persistent Inflation Concerns

America's Persistent Inflation Concerns

The Federal Reserve is considering a more aggressive approach to combat inflation, with some measures remaining stubbornly high at around 5%.

Is a Bull Market Turning into a Bubble?

Is a Bull Market Turning into a Bubble?

The financial world is experiencing a resurgence after what many believed to be the burst of a bubble just two years ago.

The mystery of America's rental market

The mystery of America's rental market

A new controversy has arisen in American economics surrounding the measurement of housing prices in the consumer-price index.

Bankers hope for Trump victory

Bankers hope for Trump victory

The banking industry is in turmoil as they push back against proposed capital rules, with reactions including forceful statements and threats of legal action.

Biden's re-election prospects may be stronger

Biden's re-election prospects may be stronger

President Joe Biden's performance on handling the economy has not been well received by Americans.

Your salary increases are still too rapid

Your salary increases are still too rapid

Central bankers are making progress in the fight against inflation, but labor market cooperation is lacking, leading to rising wage growth and higher prices.

Once again, investors may be misinterpreting the Federal Reserve

Once again, investors may be misinterpreting the Federal Reserve

Investors may be misinterpreting the Federal Reserve, as the collective wisdom of sophisticated investors and traders has been dreadful at predicting interest rates since inflation began to surge in 2021.