Fed Posts Largest-Ever Annual Operating Loss

[ad_1] The Federal Reserve ran an operating loss of $114.3 billion last year, its largest ever, a consequence of its campaign to aggressively support the economy in 2020 and 2021,…

China’s Central Bank to Cut Reserve-Requirement Ratio Further

[ad_1] China’s central bank said Thursday that it would further lower the amount of deposits banks have to set aside as reserves, releasing more liquidity into the nation’s financial system…

China’s Central Bank Cuts Two Key Policy Rates

[ad_1] China’s central bank on Tuesday cut a set of policy rates, signaling a that the country’s benchmark lending rates will be trimmed later this month. The People’s Bank of…

Bank of Canada Lifts Rates to 22-Year High, Ending Four-Month Pause

[ad_1] The decision to raise the policy rate to 4.75% was fueled by stronger-than-expected consumer spending and concerns over elevated inflation. [ad_2] Source link

China Frees Up Liquidity in Sign of Wariness About Recovery

[ad_1] Markets Move by the People’s Bank of China wasn’t widely expected and followed the release of generally upbeat economic data [ad_2] Source link

First Republic Fears Drive Stocks of Other Regional Banks Sharply Lower

[ad_1] First Republic Bank worked overtime Sunday to reassure clients about the safety of its business after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank last week sparked fears of contagion in…

WSJ News Exclusive | Janet Yellen Dismisses Minting $1 Trillion Coin to Avoid Default

[ad_1] Treasury Secretary says the Federal Reserve likely wouldn’t accept a platinum coin if one were minted in an effort to avoid breaching the debt limit. [ad_2] Source link

Japan’s 10-Year Government Bond Yield Breaches New Cap

[ad_1] Strong inflation data have sparked speculation among investors that the BOJ will lift the cap again, or even scrap its yield-curve control policy altogether. [ad_2] Source link

Investors Should Keep an Eye on Japan’s Kinky Yield Curve

[ad_1] Japanese yields matter partly because it is a very large market and partly because the cap has attracted a lot of foreign speculators. [ad_2] Source link

Opinion | The Bank of Japan Loses Control

[ad_1] Tokyo admits what everyone already knew: Yield caps are failing. [ad_2] Source link