Fed Signals Rate Hikes Amid Persistent Inflation, Valuations at Risk
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller's remarks indicate sustained core inflation pressures.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller's remarks indicate sustained core inflation pressures.
US banking agencies are reducing capital requirements, replacing stricter frameworks.
New Zealand plans an LNG import facility before its November election, betting on future cheap global prices.
Despite a robust dollar and rising bond yields, equity markets continue their ascent.
Global shipping rates are surging due to Red Sea disruptions and early peak season demand.
Oil prices spiked due to Middle East tensions, but major energy firms expect strong free cash flow recovery.
Beijing is addressing systemic fiction in corporate bond ratings, leading to significant downgrades.
Core inflation remains stubbornly high, despite cooling headline figures. Market expectations for a July rate hike appear dangerously misaligned with the
For the first time in recent memory, primary dealers are betting against government bonds.
Ukraine's Patriot missile production faces significant manufacturing and licensing hurdles, delaying immediate air defense needs.