interest rates

US Economy

The Fed is as clueless as the markets

The Fed's best option is to put the car in park, and they’ve left the door open to doing just that.

Global Economy

The 24 hours of rate cuts that end year of global central-bank easing

While the Fed itself is poised to deliver a quarter-point rate cut, the dawn of 2025 may give officials pause about the pace of further moves
Briefs: Yen strengthens after Japan’s PM announces step down; Thai court ousts PM; Declining interest rates to drive UOB - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Briefs: Yen strengthens after Japan’s PM announces step down; Thai court ousts PM; Declining interest rates to drive UOB

Read more in this week's Briefs in the latest issue of The Edge Singapore.
The US economy won’t be immune to high rates forever - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

The US economy won’t be immune to high rates forever

It is always worth treading carefully when folks tell you the world has changed forever
US Fed not in a hurry to cut rates as consumer confidence remains healthy - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

US Fed not in a hurry to cut rates as consumer confidence remains healthy

Despite costs going up, economies are generally resilient

US Economy

Higher for longer? Rates could be higher forever

The return of the high-rate environment means that, once again, investment has more of an opportunity cost and downside risk

Tong's Portfolio

We repeat … the secular declines in inflation and interest rates have ended

Brace for higher-for-longer interest rates, for more reasons than only CPI.
Powell says Fed has time to assess data before deciding cut - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

Powell says Fed has time to assess data before deciding cut

The Fed chair also used part of his speech to emphasize that the central bank makes its decisions independent from politics.

US Economy

US core inflation tops forecasts for a second straight month

The market reaction was choppy.

US Economy

Fed rate decision could be the prelude to a March cut

Federal Reserve policymakers may finally be right on the verge of cutting interest rates.
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