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Jerome Powell's time leading the Federal Reserve is officially coming to an end. We look back at some of the defining moments of Powell's tenure, from the pandemic and emergency rate cuts to inflation, banking turmoil, and growing political scrutiny surrounding the Fed.
One result of the massive monetary expansion was an upsurge in inflation, to a peak of over 9% in 2022—which the Fed infamously termed “transitory.”
"Bloomberg Real Yield" highlights the market-moving news you need to know. Today's guests: Columbia Threadneedle Portfolio Manager, Total Return Bond Ed Al-Hussainy, JPMorgan Management CIO of US GFICC Kay Herr, CreditSights Global Head of Credit Strategy Winnie Cisar, and Ironsides Macroeconomics Director of Research Barry Knapp.
The stock market's momentum is not built on borrowed time.
Investors are facing a brutal reality check as the much-discussed Warsh trade moves into a significantly heavier and more destructive phase. At the core of this widespread market selloff is the aggressive repricing for the effective emptying of the Federal Reserve balance sheet.
“I haven't yet met a country where we've imposed tariffs and said, ‘thank you—we love these tariffs.'” As Trump and Xi wrap up their Beijing summit, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer tells Annmarie Hordern he expects China to commit to billions in US farm purchases — but says Section 301 tariffs, however unpopular, are here to stay.
A look at Fed Chair Jerome Powell's tenure as it comes to a close.
Also in Weekend Reads: Tips for selling a home, the bond market's reaction as Kevin Warsh takes over at the Fed and advice from the Moneyist.
The bond market seems worried about oil prices and inflation, implying investors foresee a potential interest-rate hike ahead.
China and the U.S. face persistent geopolitical tensions, but their most significant investment risks are internal structural challenges. China's aging population, youth unemployment, SOE inefficiency, and weak domestic consumption threaten sustainable growth and create sector-specific risks.
The UAE's departure from OPEC could trigger a domino effect, experts say, potentially leading to lower gasoline prices within the next year or so.
The S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, and Dow all retreated Friday after hitting record highs on Thursday. Jerome Powell's tenure as Fed Chair ends Friday, with Kevin Warsh set to take over.
Oil and gas production won't rebound quickly even if the Iran war ends soon. Why Devon Energy, Baker Hughes, and other stocks can weather the storm.
Higher Treasury yields are creating headwinds for dividend-paying sectors like utilities, REITs, and consumer income stocks, though investors may avoid a repeat of the 2022 selloff.
Treasury yields are starting to become "unhinged,'' which will be a challenge for incoming Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, according to Subadra Rajappa, the head of research for Societe Generale Americas. She speaks with Jonathan Ferro and Lisa Abramowicz on Bloomberg Television's "Surveillance.
Following a week of surprisingly high inflation readings, traders in the fed funds futures market are pricing in an interest rate increase as soon as December, with a much higher certainty into the early part of 2027. A December hike has a nearly 51% probability, while a move higher by January carries about a 60% probability with March coming in at better than 71%.
April CPI rose to 3.8%, intensifying concerns about persistent inflation and shifting rate hike expectations. Ford (F) surged on AI data center buildout enthusiasm, highlighting a trend of traditional industrials repositioning for AI-driven demand.
Today marks Jerome Powell's last day as Fed chair. Scott Melker shines a light on his legacy.
This week's macro backdrop delivered a clear message: the Fed has little room to turn more dovish. Producer prices came in well above expectations, with energy the key contributor, driven by the ongoing US-Iran conflict.