Is the Fed Miscalculating the Size of the Rate Cut Needed?
This comes at a time when Federal Reserve policymakers are studying the economic situation, especially after the emergence of data ...
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US job creation disappoints in August, fuelling recession fears
The U.S. economy continues to avoid recession despite the recurring bad omens, but the weakening labor market continues and puts ...
September, the black month for the stock markets that threatens historical highs
Wake me up when September endsThe well-known theme song by the rock band Green Day could be the sentiment that ...
Will mortgage rates drop in September? Here’s what you need to know
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has signaled that the central bank will cut rates in September, which is expected to ...
The last bastion of inflation
Following the surprising CPI figure – a favourable 2.2% year-on-year, two-tenths more than the Eurozone average in harmonised terms – ...
The US economy created 206,000 jobs in June
The U.S. economy created 206,000 nonfarm jobs in June, according to data from the data released Friday by the Bureau ...
Federal Reserve minutes confirm there is no rush to lower US interest rates
The retrospective snapshot of the Federal Reserve's last monetary policy meeting does not provide much new information compared to what ...
The ECB lowers rates and gives a break to the euro zone after two years of fighting inflation
It has not been an easy or quick task, but finally The Governing Council of the ECB has taken the ...
Unemployment rises to 3.9% in the United States in April as job creation slows more than expected
The U.S. labor market continues to create jobs at an appreciable rate, but lower than economists expected. According to the ...
Job creation in the US surprises by accelerating strongly at the beginning of 2024
The United States continues to have a bomb-proof labor market. The unemployment rate has been below 4% for two full ...
