* FED'S POWELL, TREASURY'S YELLEN TO APPEAR BEFORE SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE ON TUESDAY AT 10 A.M. TO DISCUSS CARES ACT OVERSIGHT. For hearing details see: https://www.banking.senate.gov/hearings/cares-act-oversight-of-the-treasury-and-federal-reserve-supporting-an-equitable-pandemic-recovery.
U.S. Treasury yields jumped on Thursday after the
Federal Reserve opened the door to raising interest rates as early as next year,
a potential move that was reinforced by the Bank of England's ...
U.S. Treasury yields jumped on Thursday after the
Federal Reserve opened the door to raising interest rates by as early as next
year, a potentially hawkish move that was reinforced by the Bank of ...
Bank of England Deputy Governor Sam Woods said on Thursday he would front-run global rules if necessary to avoid Britain's banks building up big exposures to cryptoassets that were not backed by sufficient capital.
The Bank of England kept its main interest rate unchanged at 0.1% on Thursday and stuck to its 895 billion pound asset purchase target. Economists polled by Reuters had expected no change to the BoE's main policy settings after its September Monetary Policy Committee meeting.
U.S. Treasury yields see-sawed on Wednesday after the
Federal Reserve said it would reduce its monthly bond purchases "soon" and
investors grappled with a timeline that suggested higher ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday said it is "very important" for Congress to raise the federal debt ceiling in a timely fashion, and no one should assume that the central bank can fully protect the economy or financial markets in the event of a U.S. debt default.
The Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday raised the counterparty limit in overnight reverse repurchase agreements to $160 billion effective Sept. 23, from the current level of $80 billion, the New York Federal Reserve said in a statement. Reverse repos are being conducted by the New York Fed's Open Market Trading Desk.
U.S. Treasury prices rallied on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve said it would reduce
its monthly bond purchases "soon" and signaled higher interest rates may follow more quickly than ...
- Following is the full statement issued by the Federal Open Market Committee on Sept. 22, 2021: The Federal Reserve is committed to using its full range of tools to support the U.S. economy in this challenging time, thereby promoting its maximum employment and price stability goals.
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