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29Jan/17

Central banks to play second fiddle to Trump

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U.S. President Donald Trump will again be centre of attention in the coming week with any policy statements, having helped put the Federal Reserve, Bank of England and other central banks in wait-and-see mode. Ciara Lee reports. Continue reading →

12Dec/16

The Fed explained

December 12, 2016EconomyBank regulation in the United States, Business/Finance, Central bank, Donald Trump, Federal Reserve, FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF DALLAS, Federal Reserve System, Finance, Financial economics, Financial markets, financial services, Inflation, Interest rate, Monetary policy, Money, Presidency of Donald Trump, Trump, U . S . Federal, United States, US Federal Reservesmbale

The Federal Reserve inaugurates the Trump era this week with a near-certain interest rate increase. Here’s a look at the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision-making process. Travis Hartman reports. Continue reading →

21Nov/16

Stanley Fischer, vice chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve

Washington can now help relieve ‘only game in town’ Fed – Fischer

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The Federal Reserve’s second-in-command, vice chairman Stanley Fischer, warns against “inviting further trouble” by eliminating some of the so-called Dodd-Frank financial regulations. Jeanne Yurman reports. Continue reading →