02:39:04
Fed Chairman Powell: We still have a long way to go in reducing inflation.
02:37:48
Fed Chairman Powell: The full impact of monetary tightening will take time to be felt.
02:37:39
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: We are seeing the impact of policy on housing and investment.
02:36:37
Fed Chairman Powell: (However) inflation has moderated.
02:36:34
Fed Chairman Powell: Inflation is well above target.
02:35:52
Fed Chairman Powell: Long-term inflation expectations appear to be well anchored.
02:35:38
Fed Chairman Powell: Job vacancies have fallen.
02:34:59
Fed Chairman Powell: Wage growth has shown some signs of moderation.
02:33:50
Fed Chairman Powell: Housing market activity remains weak.
02:33:09
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell: From now on, we will take a data-dependent approach.
02:32:14
Fed Chairman Powell: The focus is still on the dual mandate.
02:31:24
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The banking industry has generally improved.
02:15:17
Comparison of the full text of the Federal Reserve FOMC statement: Deleted the wording that previously suggested that interest rates will be raised in the future, and maintained the assessment of the banking industry unchanged
02:14:52
"Fed microphone" Nick Timiraos: The wording of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) statement is roughly similar to that of officials when they ended raising interest rates in 2006, without a clear commitment to pause interest rate hikes by maintaining a tightening bias.
02:05:18
The U.S. dollar index DXY continued to fall in the short term, with a minimum of 101.07; non-U.S. currencies generally rose, with the euro against the U.S. dollar EUR/USD short-term up 40 points, the pound against the U.S. dollar GBP/USD up 36 points, and the U.S. dollar against the Japanese yen USD/JPY down 55 points.
02:03:11
Federal Reserve FOMC statement: Economic activity expanded at a moderate pace in the first quarter.
02:02:35
The Fed FOMC statement reiterated that the US banking system is sound and resilient.
02:02:16
Federal Reserve FOMC statement: maintain the size of the shrinking balance sheet unchanged. (Reduce holdings of US$60 billion in US debt plus US$35 billion in MBS per month)
01:55:48
Colombian public credit director: Colombia wants to advance financing of 2024 debt commitments.
01:55:04
Market news: Colombia plans to increase budget deficit target due to falling oil prices.