03:05:19
Fed meeting minutes: Some officials noted that balance sheet reduction may continue after interest rate cuts begin.
03:04:57
Fed meeting minutes: Noting the decline in the use of overnight reverse repos, many officials said it would be appropriate to begin in-depth discussions on the balance sheet at the next meeting.
03:04:34
Fed meeting minutes: Several policymakers stressed the importance of clear communication with a data-driven approach.
03:04:13
Fed meeting minutes: Several policymakers noted downside risks to maintaining an overly restrictive stance for an extended period of time.
03:03:37
Fed meeting minutes: Some Fed officials said slowing down the balance sheet could smooth the transition.
03:02:46
Fed meeting minutes: Fed officials believe policy rates may have reached their peak this cycle.
03:02:05
Fed meeting minutes: Fed officials said demand may be stronger than (previously) assessed.
03:01:58
After the release of the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting, the three major U.S. stock indexes fell slightly in the short term.
03:01:14
Spot gold hit $2020 per ounce, down 0.21% on the day.
03:00:35
Fed minutes: Some officials see risks that inflation progress could stall.
03:00:31
Fed meeting minutes: Most officials noted the risk of cutting interest rates too quickly.
02:54:25
Guyana’s Minister of Natural Resources: Exxon is temporarily unable to conduct exploration in the disputed area and will wait for the decision of the International Court of Justice.
02:50:00
The Federal Reserve will release the minutes of its monetary policy meeting in ten minutes.
02:37:12
Boeing (BA.N): Clark, head of the 737 MAX program, will leave the company.
02:35:21
Boeing (BA.N): Ringgold will replace Clark as head of the 737 Max program.
02:32:09
Fed Governor Bowman: Now is "definitely not" the time to cut interest rates.
02:31:22
According to the Seattle Times: Boeing (BA.N) fired the person in charge of the 737 MAX project.
02:21:50
Fed Governor Bowman: New U.S. capital rules plan will harm lending.
02:19:07
The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $574.882 billion from 96 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.
02:18:45
Fed Governor Bowman: Commercial real estate pressure depends on the location of office space.