The Fed cut interest rates in November and more rate cuts are on the way

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25% on November 7th. The labor market has weakened and year-over-year inflation rates have fallen, leaving the door open for further rate cuts in the future. The Federal Open Market Committee’s September 2024…

Goldman Sachs warns that rising yields could hinder the stock rally

Carlyle CEO expects Fed to cut interest rates three times this year, followed by a pause

(Bloomberg) — Harvey Schwartz, chief executive of the Carlyle Group Inc., expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates three times by the end of the year and then pause to assess the impact. Most read by Bloomberg The…

Pimco expects BoJ to raise interest rates as early as January and favors long-term Japanese bonds

(Bloomberg) — Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Japan subsidiary expects the central bank to raise interest rates again in January and is prepared to actively invest in ultra-long-dated government bonds whose yields have risen to more attractive levels. Most read by…

It is time to shed light on the shadow of carry trade

Soon after the market crash, the search for the culprit begins. The choppy trading of the past two weeks has depressed stock prices worldwide, while safe-haven government bonds have rallied. Concerns about the health of the American economy and its…