US Federal Reserve (The Fed)

Fed hikes 75 basis points; Powell says 75 or 50 likely in July - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

Fed hikes 75 basis points; Powell says 75 or 50 likely in July

"Clearly, today’s 75 basis-point increase is an unusually large one and I do not expect moves of this size to be common."

US Economy

Aggressive Fed moves back in play as yields surge on CPI shock

Two-year Treasury yields climbed to a 15-year high of 3.19% and the 10-year equivalent added as much as 4 basis points to 3.20%.
A roll of the dice for 2H2022 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

A roll of the dice for 2H2022

It certainly is not all doom and gloom.

Special Event

Investors should expect more pain before relief

Given the current market conditions, it is unlikely that investors would start seeing a recovery in the short term.

Global Economy

Briefs: DPM Heng warns retail investors against crypto; investors trying to get ahead of good news in China

Other news this week: US Fed’s Bullard sees 3.5% rates setting up cuts in 2023 or 2024

US Economy

Fed officials back half-point hikes, Cleveland Fed president open to doing more

“We don’t rule out 75 forever,” Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said in an interview Tuesday.
Fed hikes rates half-point as Powell signals similar moves ahead - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

US Economy

Fed hikes rates half-point as Powell signals similar moves ahead

The US Fed just unleashed the most aggressive policy action in decades to combat soaring inflation.

US Economy

Why the Federal Reserve keeps underestimating inflation

The Fed will have to formulate a more assertive plan for bringing it back down to their 2% target / Bloomberg

Broker's Calls

DBS, UOB, CDG, ST Engineering and Genting among RHB's top picks amid inflation theme

The brokerage has also estimated a target of 3,460 points for the Straits Times Index for the end of 2022.

US Economy

Cathie Wood says Fed won't hike as much as market priced in

“We do believe that the Fed is getting lots of messages right now that it should not tighten too much,” Wood said.
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