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It has been a rocky and wild ride in the financial markets in 2020. The recovery to all-time highs in stocks has been stellar, but the relative move in Bitcoin has been something else entirely. With...
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President-elect Joe Biden is expected to name former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen to be Secretary of the Treasury. It's a move widely approved by Wall Street, and here's why.
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Manufacturing data can be bumpy each month at the regional level. But it is that regional data that makes up the whole nation after all regional data are added up. So what happens when the economy is...
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Empire State Manufacturing Index report for November came with a disappointing headline index reading.
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With inflation not running rampant, the market doesn't really seem to care now if prices are a tad higher or lower. That may change.
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The Federal Reserve has released its statement covering the November 4 and November 5 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. While the Fed always maintains that it is promoting its maximum...
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago showed that September's economic activity growth rate did stay positive, but there was a significant slowing compared with August.
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Two regional Federal Reserve reports from Thursday offer a better picture for the manufacturing sector in October, even if the positive readings were moving in opposite directions.
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The Federal Reserve has reported its consumer credit data for August. As the stimulus ran out, Americans used their credit a bit less than expected.
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24/7 Wall St. has looked deeper into the new capital restrictions and evaluated how the dividends are looking at the four top money center banks.
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According to the Federal Reserve, , there was some good news and some bad news in the wealth gap and disparities among different races in America.
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The Dallas Fed's Texas manufacturing survey indicates continued improvement in the state's economy.
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In its quarterly energy survey, the Dallas Fed notes that the pace of decline in the region's oil business has moderated but remains negative.
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The Federal Reserve's new efforts of targeting inflation to get up to and above 2% in consumer prices might not even matter.
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The Chicago Fed National Activity Index declined in August, echoing the ongoing trend of a slowing economic recovery.
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