Opinion
The European Central Bank's move to stimulate the European economy set President Trump into a tizzy. Here's why his tweets don't make any sense
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Markets preoccupied with tariffs and are trading on Brexit, and they really shouldn’t bother
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Trade creates specialization, efficiency, product improvement and low cost
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Financial markets are moving fast, and interest rates are still falling
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Yield curves predicting recessions did so historically and will again at the end of Fed overshoots. The Fed has done no such thing this time
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The Fed will struggle to explain the need for more interest rate cuts after Wednesday's expected reductionape
The plan is designed to reduce taxpayer risk while creating a more competitive secondary market for mortgages
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The dominant shows in progress involve the stock market, the tariff announcement and the possibility of trade war, and a tough week for technology
When public policy changes, so should the market ... right?
'The Fed will push up short-term rates, which will exert pressure on long-term ones'
Powell expected to follow in his predecessor's footsteps with a steady approach
The recurrent patterns of booms and busts seem to be no more
The Fed and its history make for an interesting series of events that lead us to where we are today
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The developed world is borrowed to its capacity, relying on the central bank magic trick of making IOUs disappear