Where Things Stand Now With Inflation and the Fed

Where Things Stand Now With Inflation and the...

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Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein on Why He Doesn't Tweet

Lloyd Blankfein was CEO of Goldman Sachs for more than a decade, riding the trading boom to the top of the storied investment bank and steering it through the 2008 financial crisis. In his new memoir, Streetwise: Getting To and Through Goldman Sachs, he writes about his journey f ...  Afficher plus

How the Speed of a Trade Got Down to Nearly the Speed of Light

The average person can enter a stock trade on their computer, hit refresh, and the trade is done. As fast as that seems, there are professional traders moving even faster, executing thousands of trades per second. Over the years, the need for speed got so intense that competing f ...  Afficher plus

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Andrew Sheets: GDP, Inflation and a Possible Government Shutdown
Thoughts on the Market

Corporate credit is likely to continue outperforming, even if downward revisions to GDP, sticky inflation data and a potential government shutdown could mean a less restrictive approach from the Fed.


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Is the Fed Thinking About Inflation All Wrong?
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For over a decade, America’s central bank has had an inflation target of 2%. On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced that it would keep its main interest rate unchanged in order to try and get inflation to that magic number. But what if the Fed is thinking about inflation all ...  Afficher plus

U.S. Economy: The Fed Continues to Fight Inflation
Thoughts on the Market

After another Fed meeting and another historically high rate hike, it’s clear that the Fed is committed to fighting inflation, but how and when will the real economy see the effects? Chief Cross-Asset Strategist Andrew Sheets and Global Chief Economist Seth Carpenter discuss.< ...

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Robert Rosener: The Continued Rise in Inflation
Thoughts on the Market

As inflation continues to rise beyond expectations, the Fed is set to meet next week, leaving markets to wonder if an acceleration in rate hikes might be in store this summer.


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