US Federal Reserve (The Fed)

Global Economy

Will the Fed overdo it?

The US Federal Reserve is clearly determined to bring down inflation.

US Economy

US inflation to pose fresh test for Powell's Fed

Policy makers are already signaling that rates may peak at a higher level than previously assumed.
Bonds will recover faster with worst of rate hikes done - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Bonds will recover faster with worst of rate hikes done

Bonds will recover faster with worst of rate hikes done.

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CLSA lifts all three TPs of Singapore banks on higher-than-expected NIMs

The banking sector is also the only sector in the market to benefit from the rising rates, note the analysts at CLSA.

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Into a recession or stagflation? Sold stocks to raise cash

We think the current optimism that the US economy — and stocks — would emerge largely unscathed may be misplaced.

US Economy

Despite what the Fed is saying about soft landings, history disagrees: Schroders

Economist Keith Wade believes The Fed stop giving "false hope" and start forecasting a recession despite the political outcomes.

Global Markets

Stocks face another sharp slide after Powell's hawkish pivot

"The game of assessing the Fed .. has shifted from guessing how high the peak rate might be to also how long it might stay"

Currencies

US dollar strength perseveres as Fed’s inflation concerns persist: Bank of Singapore

Fed officials, alarmed at the prospect of looser financial conditions, are pushing back against the view of a 2023 easing cycle.
The cost of US hegemony to the rest of the world - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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The cost of US hegemony to the rest of the world

As we said before, US exceptionalism was paid for, in no small part, by the rest of the world.
Will the global economy stay stable or tumble like a house of cards? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Will the global economy stay stable or tumble like a house of cards?

Lombard Odier provides a strategy to invest amid uncertainties.
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