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The Federal Reserve's Bostick statement states that we will not experience an economic recession and inflation will return to 2%; Inflation is still slightly above the target of 2% and must be controlled; And it is believed that the Federal Reserve
19: At 40:38, the Federal Reserve's Bostick said that we will not experience an economic recession and inflation will return to 2%; Inflation is still slightly above the target of 2% and must be cont ... -
Is America crazy? In September, the number of non farm workers reached as high as 336000, greatly exceeding the expected value by twice. Don't you plan to pass?
The United States has released non farm employment data for September. The result surprised global investors: in September, the number of new non farm employment in the United States reached 336000, ... -
The United States has been successfully 'stolen', while China's tens of millions of tons of large orders flow to other countries, and the price reduction is useless
In the past few years, trade frictions between the two major economic giants of China and the United States have been a concern. Although trade wars are named after "protection" and "competition", th ... -
Why are global financial markets walking the tightrope
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's website on October 16th, the financial market has been in turmoil for most of this year, and volatility has increased in recent weeks. Affected ... -
Bank of Japan Governor: Promising to "patiently" maintain ultra loose monetary policy
On October 20th, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Shibata stated that the Bank of Japan will "patiently" maintain ultra loose monetary policy and respond "flexibly" to economic, price, and financial deve ... -
What is the impact of global central bank policies on the foreign exchange market still unclear? Discussing the Market Based on the Market
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell reiterated that he will be "cautious" when considering the path of interest rate policy, while stating that inflation is still too high and may take longer for the eco ... -
Japan's core inflation rate fell to 2.8% in September, exceeding the central bank's target for 18 consecutive months
Official data released on Friday showed that Japan's core consumer price index rose 2.8% year-on-year in September, a decrease from the 3.1% increase in August, but higher than the market forecast me ... -
The year-on-year growth rate of Japan's core CPI has dropped to below 3%
According to data released by the Japanese Ministry of General Affairs on the 20th, Japan's core consumer price index (CPI) after removing fresh food in September was 105.7, a year-on-year increase o ... -
Consumer prices in Japan have risen year-on-year for 25 consecutive months
According to Kyodo News Agency, Japan's Ministry of General Affairs announced on the 20th that the national consumer price index for September (2020: 100, excluding fresh food) was 105.7, an increase ... -
European Observation Room | Research Record: Progress and Concerns of Serbian Chinese Enterprises
Editor's note This article is the 42nd article of the "European Observation Room" column jointly launched by the Shanghai European Society and the "Diplomatic Scholars" of The Paper. cn. On the tenth ... -
Germany's PPI decreased by 14.7% year-on-year in September, with an expected decrease of 14.1%.
14: 01:44 Germany's September PPI decreased by 14.7% year-on-year, with an expected decrease of 14.1%.- Ronan62054
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Powell hinted that the Federal Reserve will continue to suspend interest rate hikes
On the 19th, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell hinted in a speech at the New York Economic Club that the Federal Reserve may continue to suspend interest rate hikes at its next monetary policy meeting. ... -
Interview with IMF Chief Representative in China Barnett: China remains the largest engine of global economic growth and will not experience deflation
21st Century Economic Report reporter Zheng Qingting from Beijing reported that "the world economy is expected to grow by 3% and 2.9% respectively this year and next, and China remains the largest en ... -
Federal Reserve Logan: Inflation issues are not yet clear, cautious consideration of next monetary policy steps
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Lorie Logan said on Thursday that the latest data and rising borrowing costs in the bond market provide policy space for the central bank to carefully consider t ... -
The Chairman of the Federal Reserve hinted at the possibility of suspending interest rate hikes again in November
According to CCTV News, on October 19th local time, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell gave a speech implying that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) would once again suspend interest rate hikes a ...- crazychenguang
- 2023-10-20 14:19
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Federal Reserve Huck: Will not hesitate to support more interest rate hikes if needed
The Federal Reserve has stated that it will not hesitate to support more interest rate hikes if needed; The evolution of economic and financial market conditions is as previously anticipated; The dat ... -
New Federal Reserve News Agency's latest analysis: Powell hinted at extending the "wait and see" period
On Thursday (October 19th) local time, after Federal Reserve Chairman Powell delivered a speech, renowned journalist Nick Timiraos, known as the "New Federal Reserve News Agency," shared his latest f ... -
【 Italy · Focus 】 High inflation and stagnant real consumer spending by Italian households
According to the latest data released by the Italian National Bureau of Statistics, the average monthly consumption expenditure of Italian households in 2022 was 2625 euros, an increase of 8.7% from ... -
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the current risk remains high inflation; In hindsight, the Federal Reserve may be able to do even less during the pandemic.
00:39:57 Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the current risk is still high inflation; In hindsight, the Federal Reserve may be able to do even less during the pandemic. -
Federal Reserve's "Eagle Setting": Anti inflation remains the primary responsibility, don't forget the 2% target!
On Thursday, Raphael Bostic, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, stated that bringing inflation back to the central bank's target of 2% is his top priority, while emphasizing that long- ...