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Monetary Policy
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
Cleveland Fed President Reiterates Central Bank’s Resolve to Fight Stubborn Inflation
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester said Tuesday inflation remains too high and stubborn, and that it could take until 2025 to bring
New Zealand Shocks With Big Rate Rise as Some Central Banks Pause
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand said its half-percentage-point increase was necessary to curb stubbornly high inflation. Source link
Apartment-Building Sales Drop the Most in 14 Years
Interest-rate increases and banking turmoil push down demand for multifamily buildings. Source link
Australia’s Central Bank Jumps Ahead of Fed by Holding Interest Rates Steady
World Central bank says it is ready to resume tightening if price pressures intensify again Source link
Investors Seek Safety in Tech Stocks, Money-Market Funds
The first quarter in markets was one for the record books. At the start of the year, investors unexpectedly scrambled back into the speculative stocks
Bank of Mexico Slows Pace of Interest-Rate Increases
MEXICO CITY—The Bank of Mexico raised interest rates for a 15th consecutive time Thursday, while slowing the pace of monetary tightening as inflation shows signs
Futures Waver on Last Session of Turbulent Quarter
Stocks look set for a quiet end to a stormy quarter, in which markets have been whipsawed by shifting outlooks for inflation and interest rates and
Wild Quarter for Markets Might Foretell Further Turbulence
Markets Stocks prove to be more buoyant than many investors thought possible Source link
Spending Report to Show Whether Strength Continued in February
A government report Friday will offer insight into how the U.S. economy fared in February, as elevated inflation continued to weigh on consumer purchasing power.