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Muni Junk Bond King John Miller to Retire
Nuveen municipal-bond chief John Miller, who helped transform the Chicago-based investment firm into the nation’s top manager of junk-rated state and local debt, will retire
Inflation Report Keeps May Interest-Rate Increase in Play
Fed officials have signaled greater uncertainty about the economic outlook following bank failures. Source link
Fed Official: ‘We Need to Be Cautious’ on Raising Rates After Bank Failures
Potential fault lines surfaced on Tuesday over whether the Federal Reserve should proceed with interest rate increases next month as it studies the fallout from
Houston Apartment Owner Loses 3,200 Units to Foreclosure
The U.S. multifamily housing sector is feeling the heat as interest rates rise and rent growth slows. Source link
Top Fed Official Plays Down Divergent Rate Outlook With Investors
A senior Federal Reserve official said he wasn’t concerned about a potential disconnect between officials at the central bank and investors in financial markets over
Stocks Slip as Investors Weigh Another Fed Rate Bump
Markets U.S. Markets Investors reacting to March jobs report after the stock market was closed Friday Source link
Private Equity’s Food Binge Goes Sour
Private-equity funds went on a buying binge for food companies before markets crashed in 2022. Now they have indigestion that is contributing to rising prices
Latest Federal Reserve Decision to Raise Rates Came Down to the Wire; ‘That Was a Rough Weekend’
Jerome Powell and other officials waited and watched the fallout from SVB, Swiss bank crisis, finally deciding the financial system was stable enough for a
Deposit Outflows Shine Light on Fed Program That Pays Money-Market Funds
Banks are under pressure from depositors’ embrace of money-market funds, pushing a popular Federal Reserve-sponsored financing program into the spotlight. Money-market fund assets are increasing
Tech Shines, Cyclicals Lose as Traders Bet on Growth Shock
Since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, investors have thrown out the playbook they used last year when they dumped riskier, rate-sensitive tech companies. Source