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Are interest rates headed back to zero lower bound?
By Gary Siegel
May 17, 2019, The Bond Buyer
Federal Reserve officials steadfastly proclaim their patience on rate changes and many, most notably Board Chair Jerome Powell, have said they …
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Is Dodd-Frank council evolving, or throwing in the towel?
By John Heltman
May 9, 2019, American Banker
When the Financial Stability Oversight Council proposed new guidance in March, the interagency body was signaling a clear change in approach to …
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Ex-Fed Gov. Warsh Says Fed Needs to Defend Independence, Expresses Support for Powell
Former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh discusses the current state of monetary policy with Bloomberg’s Mike McKee on “Bloomberg Markets.”…
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Big Banks Push to Free Up $40 Billion From Post-Crisis Restrictions
By Lalita Clozel and Andrew Ackerman
May 7, 2019, The Wall Street Journal
The biggest U.S. banks are ramping up efforts to secure a long-sought regulatory reprieve that they believe …
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Senator Pat Toomey on the Fed, the economy and Stephen Moore
The Fed decided to keep interest rates where they are, ignoring President Trump’s urging to lower rates. Senator Pat Toomey
(R-Pa.) joins “Squawk Box” to discuss.…
Jerome Powell: Interest rates remain unchanged, low inflation lingers
Fed Chair Jerome Powell holds news conference on the FOMC’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged and concern about low inflation persists.…
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Fed is making a mistake that may increase likelihood of recession: Former Wells Fargo CEO
Richard Kovacevich, former Wells Fargo chairman, joins CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” to discuss his predictions for Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks later this afternoon. He also weighs in on …
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There’s no pressure for the Fed to move, expert says
David Albrycht, president and CIO of Newfleet Asset Management, joins “Squawk Box” to discuss the Fed, the markets and the future of interest rates.…
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Tweak to U.S. payment to banks may bolster Fed’s credibility
By Trevor Hunnicutt and Richard Leong
May 2, 2019, Reuters
A small cut to an interest rate little known beyond Wall Street could lead to a big payoff for the …
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U.S. Bank Regulators Acknowledge Senator Warren’s Concerns About Rapidly Growing Leveraged Loans
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares, MRV Associates
Originally published in Forbes
Leveraged lending and collateralized loan obligation (CLO) markets warrant attention from regulators, rating agencies, and market participants. The chairs of …
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