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Fed’s Williams: Job market sending out mixed signals
John Williams, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Fed), said that monetary policy is well-positioned for any unusual circumstances. He told Reuters that the job market is still sending out mixed signals on Monday.Fxstreet
Mon, Mar 30
Fed's Williams says monetary policy 'well positioned' for 'unusual' circumstances
Fed's Williams say rate policy well positioned amid uncertaintyWar impact will likely drive up inflation near termWilliams sees inflation back at 2% by next yearBy Michael S. Derby NEW YORK, March 30 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said on Monday that the ...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Asia bonds: Diverging risks and safe haven flows – DBS
DBS Group Research economists analyses Asia’s bond markets under the current geopolitical shock. The note says India and Indonesia have seen yields rise but less dramatically than Western peers, while South Korea faces greater volatility.Fxstreet
Mon, Mar 30
US business equipment borrowings rise more than 14% in February, ELFA says
March 30 (Reuters) - U.S. companies borrowed 14.2% more to finance equipment purchases in February than a year earlier, fueled by a surge in activity among independent providers, the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association said on Monday.The Washington-based trade association, which tracks economi...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
APAC FX: Growth resilience but downside risks – BNY
BNY’s Head of Markets Macro Strategy Bob Savage highlights that improving regional PMI momentum, South Korea’s WGBI inclusion and solid export data support growth across Asia-Pacific, but geopolitical uncertainty and higher Oil prices weigh on FX.Fxstreet
Mon, Mar 30
Powell says Fed can 'wait and see' how war affects inflation
Powell says higher energy prices not yet creating hard choice for FedInflation running above target, Fed watching inflation expectationsPowell notes downside risk in the labor marketFinancial markets have erased bets on Fed rate hike this yearBy Dan Burns CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, March 30 (Reute...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Iran war 'shock' is dimming outlook for many economies, IMF says
'All roads lead to higher prices and slower growth,' IMF saysBlog cites asymmetric shock, warns of higher inflation worldwideLow-income countries may need external supportBy Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON, March 30 (Reuters) - The war in the Middle East has caused serious disruption to the econ...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Government Of Sri Lanka Announces Results Of Offer To Purchase $1 Billion 5.875% Bonds Due July 25, 2022
March 30 (Reuters) - GOVERNMENT OF SRI LANKA - RESULTS OF OFFER TO PURCHASE $1 BILLION 5.875% BONDS DUE JULY 25, 2022GOVERNMENT OF SRI LANKA - AGGREGATE PURCHASE CONSIDERATION PLUS PAST DUE INTEREST TO BE PAID BY OFFEROR EXPECTED AT $6.4 MILLIONGOVERNMENT OF SRI LANKA - DESIGNATES APRIL 7, 2026 ...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Fed watching private credit sector for signs of trouble, Powell says
By Michael S. Derby NEW YORK, March 30 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Monday the U.S. central bank is watching developments in the private credit sector for signs of trouble, but does not currently see issues there bringing down the financial system as a whole."I'...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Fed's Powell tells students to be optimistic about US job market, AI
March 30 (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he is optimistic about the medium and longer-term job prospects for U.S. college graduates despite a current period of very low job creation because the U.S. economy is the most dynamic and productive in the world.Powell, speaking to...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Euro zone bond yields dip as traders weigh war impact
By Sophie Kiderlin and Harry Robertson LONDON, March 30 (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields fell from around multi-year highs on Monday, as investors mulled the risks of the Iran war for inflation and economic growth.Data on Monday showed that German inflation jumped to 2.8% in March as energy pri...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Fed's Powell says central bank is watching private credit issues
NEW YORK, March 30 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Monday the central bank is watching developments in the private sector for trouble.When it comes to private credit, “it's a relatively small part of a very large asset pool, we're watching it super carefully,” Powell ...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Iran war is dimming outlook for many economies, IMF says
'All roads lead to higher prices and slower growth,' IMF saysBlog cites asymmetric shock, warns of higher inflation worldwideLow-income countries may need external supportBy Andrea ShalalWASHINGTON, March 30 (Reuters) - The war in the Middle East has caused serious disruption to the economie...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
TREASURIES-US bonds climb on growth fears as war grinds into fifth week
US 10-year yield sees largest one-day rise since October 10US two-year yields post biggest monthly rise since October 2024US crude futures up over 50% in MarchBy Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK, March 30 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasuries rose across the curve on Monday as mounting global growth conce...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Fed's Powell flags anchored inflation expectations, uncertain outlook
NEW YORK, March 30 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Monday longer-run inflation expectations appear to be holding in there despite the current energy shock, and the central bank does not yet need to make a decision on how to react to the latest troubles.“Inflation expectations...Reuters
Mon, Mar 30
Powell speech: Policy in good place to wait and see
Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell said that there is tension between the Fed's two objectives, while participating in a moderated discussion at the Harvard University Principles of Economics Class in Cambridge, per Reuters.Fxstreet
Mon, Mar 30
