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27 Nov 2018

Fed's Bullard: Possible 'cracks' in growth to shape Fed debate in coming year

St. Louis Fed President James Bullard has recently crossed the wires saying that rates were already "at or near" the neutral level.

Key quotes (via Reuters)

  • Possible 'cracks' in growth to shape Fed debate in coming year.
  • Expects slower growth over next 2-years, making it 'tougher' for fed to continue rate hikes.
  • Economy, jobs market otherwise strong, with only moderate financial risks.
  • Not expecting low unemployment to spark inflation.
Nov 27, 2018

WTI fades the earlier spike to the $52.00 area

Prices of the barrel of West Texas Intermediate are now returning to the $51.20 region after clinching fresh tops in the boundaries of the $52.00 zone
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Nov 27, 2018

Wall Street opens modestly lower on revived trade war concerns

Major equity indexes in the U.S. started the day in the negative territory on Tuesday as investors stay cautious ahead of the G20 summit, at which US
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