
Fed’s Sept Meeting Clouded by Politics: Rate Decision in Focus
The Fed’s September meeting is overshadowed by President Trump’s board maneuvers as the central bank weighs a pivotal interest rate decision with global consequences.
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The Fed’s September meeting is overshadowed by President Trump’s board maneuvers as the central bank weighs a pivotal interest rate decision with global consequences.
As Trump’s adviser faces a Fed nomination hearing, the battle over central bank independence heats up for global markets.
Despite its neutral stance, the US Federal Reserve’s ties to Wall Street and the revolving door reveal a selective independence serving capital stability.
Fed Gov. Cook sues to block Trump’s firing bid, raising stakes in central bank independence and market stability.
President Trump critiqued the Fed’s HQ renovation budget during a tour with Powell, claiming a $3.1 billion price tag versus the Fed’s $2.7 billion estimate.
South Korea’s central bank kept its key rate at 2.75%, signaling stability amid dynamic global economic conditions.
China’s PBOC unveils its broadest and most direct measures yet, reinforcing the nation’s proactive economic stance.
The central bank of the Chinese mainland cuts key policy rates and reserve requirements, sparking stock market rallies and attracting overseas investors.
Hungary’s Central Bank Governor Gyorgy Matolcsy views competition with the Chinese mainland as a catalyst for building a diversified and stable global financial system.