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18/09/2025

The latest economic forecast from the Federal Reserve shows that policymakers expect the median inflation rate at the end of this year to remain at 3%, well above the central bank's 2% target and consistent with the last forecast in June. The forecast for the unemployment rate also remains unchanged at 4.5%, while the forecast for economic growth has been revised up from 1.4% to 1.6%.

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3 m ago

Chris Zaccarelli, Chief Investment Officer of Northlight Asset Management, said, "Interestingly, both Waller and Bowman have held onto consensus - despite competing for the position of Federal Reserve Chair - while the newest member, Milan, has gone beyond them with a more dovish dissent of 50 basis points. They may be trying to position themselves as more serious members of the Federal Reserve, hoping for a 25 basis point rate cut, but not believing it is necessary to take aggressive measures with a large rate cut."

3 m ago

"The New Bond King" Gundlach: With the arrival of the next Fed Chair, I do believe that we will likely see real interest rates turn negative.

5 m ago

"New Bond King" Gundlach: Yield curve will continue to steepen until there is artificial intervention.

7 m ago

The Central Bank of Argentina sold 53 million US dollars in the foreign exchange market.

7 m ago

"New bond king" Gundlach: If long-term bond yields rise too high, it is possible that yield curve control measures may be implemented.

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