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Bailey Would Mean Post-Brexit Stability at BOE, SocGen Says

Guy Stear, head of fixed income research at Societe Generale, discusses the qualities that Andrew Bailey, current head of the Financial Conduct Authority, would bring as Bank of England Governor. The Financial Times reported on Thursday that Bailey will replace Mark Carney, who is due to step down Jan....

Riksbank Ends Negative Rates But Remains Expansionary: Ingves

Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves discusses the Swedish economy, inflation and quantitative easing. He talks with Bloomberg’s Rafaela Lindeberg in Stockholm after the central bank ended half a decade of negative interest rates, bringing relief to its finance industry and providing a test case for counterparts around the world experimenting...

Norway’s Olsen Says Central Bank Is Not Hawkish

Norges Bank Governor Oystein Olsen discusses interest rates, the krone and global economic risks after the central bank kept its deposit rate at 1.50% on Thursday, as expected, and stuck to its main message that a tightening cycle started over a year ago has now been shelved. Olsen speaks...

Not a Strong Case for Easing by BOE: Cambridge Econometrics’s Sentance

Andrew Sentence, senior advisor at Cambridge Econometrics, discusses his outlook for Bank of England policy. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”

Why is Brexit so complicated? | CNBC Explains

It has been more than three years since U.K. voters said they wanted to leave the European Union. Yet despite being scheduled to depart from the E.U. in March 2019, Brexit has now been postponed several times. So, what is the hold up? CNBC’s Silvia Amaro explains why the...

Chairman Tarbert at Harvard IOP on Principles-Based Financial Regulation

Chairman Tarbert speaks at the annual Robert Glauber Lecture on Rules for Principles and Principles for Rules: Making Sense of Financial Regulation.

Economist Rosenberg Warns Spread Between CCC, BB Is ‘Canary in Coal Mine’

David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff + Associates, discusses corporate credit risks with Bloomberg’s Amanda Lang and Shery Ahn on “Bloomberg Markets.”

Markets Haven’t Priced In ECB ‘Sea-Change,’ Marathon’s Richards Says

Bruce Richards, Marathon Asset Management’s chairman and chief executive officer, says markets have not priced in what he sees as a significant change in European Central Bank policy under Christine Lagarde. He speaks during an interview with Bloomberg’s Vonnie Quinn on “Bloomberg Markets.”

U.S. in ‘Sweet Spot’ for Taking Credit Risk, Federated’s Gallo Says

RJ Gallo, head of the muni bond group at Federated Investors, discusses the outlook for municipal bonds and the credit market in 2020 with Bloomberg’s Taylor Riggs on “Bloomberg Markets.”

We Did Everything We Could to Save Lehman, Says Hank Paulson

Hank Paulson, chairman and founder of the Paulson Institute and former U.S. Treasury secretary, talks about the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers and the financial turmoil that followed. Paulson says saving the investment bank would have worsened the crisis. He appears on “The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations.” The...

Fed’s Kaplan Talks Economic Outlook, Trade, and Credit Spreads

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan discusses his expectations for the global economy, the trade issues between the U.S. and China, and his concern about credit spreads. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Kathleen Hays and Vonnie Quinn on “Bloomberg Markets.”

Fed Has Thrown Kitchen Sink at Repo Issue, BOA’s Cabana Says

Lale Topcuoglu, JOHCM senior fund manager, and Mark Cabana, BofA Securities head of U.S. rates strategy, discuss the Federal Reserve’s approach to preventing flare ups in the repo market. They speak with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.”

Fuzzy EBITDA Math That Fueled Junk Debt Boom Is Sparking Jitters

Borrowing money is easy again for America’s corporations. Even for those with less-than-stellar credit. Some of the riskiest borrowers out there – and the private equity firms that back them – are massaging a key measure of their earnings to appear more worthy of a loan. The story is...

BOE’s Carney Says Odds of No-Deal, Disorderly Brexit Have Fallen

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney discusses the impact of last week’s general election results on the central bank’s preparations for Brexit. He spoke during a news conference in London after the publication of the BOE’s biannual Financial Stability Report.

Boockvar: Negative interest rates is a restrictive monetary policy, will fade out globally in 2020

Peter Boockvar, CNBC contributor and chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, talks global interest rates amid news that Sweden’s central bank is reversing its policy stance.

Watch CNBC’s full interview with Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin

Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin told CNBC on Wednesday that he could reevaluate his stance on interest rates if major geopolitical issues such as the U.S.-China trade war reach a resolution in 2020.

Fed fear has shifted from high inflation to what if the lower rates don’t work: Canaccord Genuity’s Tony Dwyer

Tony Dwyer, Canaccord Genuity, joins ‘Fast Money Halftime Report’ to discuss the state of the markets and why he’s bullish on the 2020 market.

The $3.7 Trillion Corporate Debt Question

About half of all issued corporate bond debt is rated triple-B, the lowest score for investment-grade debt. Analysts say all this debt could be a mess in the making, especially if the economy enters a recession. WSJ’s Gunjan Banerji explains.

Futures Cops Hunt Wall Street for Government Leaks

U.S. regulators are digging into a topic that has been the talk of Wall Street and Washington ever since a controversial Vanity Fair article suggested investors made billions of dollars trading ahead of market-moving news: Are government leaks fueling big profits in the futures market? Bloomberg’s Matt Robinson has...

Credit Windfall Spurs Interest in Cheap CLOs

Owning high-grade corporate credit was one of the best trades of 2019, but some market watchers say it might be time to start looking elsewhere to lock in juicy yields. Bloomberg’s Claire Boston reports on “Bloomberg Markets.”

ECB Keeps Stimulus Unchanged in Lagarde’s Debut

The European Central Bank left the main refinancing rate unchanged at President Christine Lagarde’s first policy meeting. Bloomberg’s Alix Steel and Matt Miller report on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.”

Watch CNBC’s full interview with New York Fed President John Williams

The Federal Reserve will have to see a substantial change in economic conditions before making any shifts in its monetary policy, New York Fed President John Williams said Wednesday.

Watch CNBC’s full interview with former Fed chairman Alan Greenspan

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan warned Tuesday that inflation is going to pose a larger threat to the U.S. economy as budget deficits continue to rise.

The Fed will likely stay put in 2020, Harvard Kennedy fellow says

Megan Greene, Harvard Kennedy School senior fellow, and Jay Bryson, acting chief economist at Wells Fargo Securities, join “Squawk Box” to discuss the latest economic data as well as the Fed’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged.

Fed hurdle for tightening exceedingly high: Former PIMCO chief economist

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell just held a press conference following the decision to hold rates. Paul McCulley, former PIMCO chief economist; Michelle Meyer of Bank of America; and Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management join CNBC’s “Closing Bell” team to break down Powell’s presser and the Fed’s...

Former Fed governor Frederic Mishkin: Fed’s key issues are uncertainty and low inflation

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady following its two-day meeting this week and indicated that no action is likely next year amid persistently low inflation. Former Fed governor Frederic Mishkin, David Kelly of JP Morgan and Mona Mahajan of Allianz Global join the “Power Lunch” to break down...

Facebook’s Libra is a very different product than bitcoin, says CFTC chairman

CFTC chairman Heath Tarbert joins ‘The Exchange’ from the CME Group Global Financial Leadership conference to discuss cryptocurrency, Facebook’s Libra and the definitions of bitcoin and ether.

What Paul Volcker taught us about taming inflation | Charts That Count

Paul Volcker, former president of the US Federal Reserve, died this week. FT’s Brooke Fox talks about the most influential aspects of his career and their relevance to today

Fed Chair Jerome Powell delivers remarks at the decade’s last FOMC meeting

Fed Chair Jerome Powell delivers remarks on the last FOMC meeting of the decade. Economists expect no change in policy.

Interest rates will remain unchanged until May 2020: Jeffrey Gundlach

Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine Capital CEO, sits down with CNBC’s Scott Wapner at Doubleline Capital HQ in Los Angeles to discuss Gundlach’s predictions for the Fed’s rate decision and the state of the world economy.