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Me The Money Show – Episode 11

This week’s discussions focus on potential changes at the SEC and how the resurgence of retail trading has added liquidity and volatility to the markets.

Volatility Trading: The Market Tactic That’s Driving Stocks Haywire | WSJ

The pandemic has fed investors’ appetite for volatility trading, a market tactic that allows traders to bet on big market swings. But analysts say these bets have grown so popular that they’re driving more volatility, making the markets riskier for everyone. WSJ explains.

Fiscal policy hasn’t been sufficient for municipal bonds: Strategist

CNBC’s Kelly Evans discusses mounting debt in municipal bonds and where to look for liquidity with Nisha Patel of Parametric and Tom Kozlik of Hilltop Securities.

IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath on cutting the global outlook

Gita Gopinath, chief economist at the IMF, joins “Squawk on the Street” to discuss the global economy and debt levels.

The Fed is setting a floor underneath bond markets: B. Riley FBR’s Grant

The stock market bulls continue to climb the wall of worry. The Dow and S&P 500 are up more than 35% since the March lows. The Nasdaq is up more than 45 percent, but a rising number of coronavirus cases could threaten the economic recovery. Mark Grant, chief global...

More QE From the BOE: Bank Expands Bond-Buying Program

The Bank of England intensified its response to the fallout from the coronavirus by expanding its bond-buying program, but slowed the pace of purchases and gave few clues on what it plans to do next to help lift the economy out of the worst recession in centuries. Bloomberg’s Guy...

Fed’s Kaplan Says He’s Skeptical of Yield-Curve Control

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan discusses the central bank’s purchasing of corporate bonds, his view on negative rates and yield-curve control. He also talks about China’s economy, and the racial gap in U.S. employment. He speaks with Kathleen Hays in an exclusive interview on “Bloomberg Daybreak:...

Fed’s Kaplan: U.S. Recovery Faces Upside, Downside Risks

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan discusses the outlook for the U.S. Economy and fiscal and monetary policies amid the coronavirus outbreak. He speaks with Kathleen Hays in an exclusive interview on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia.” (First half of the full interview)

Fed Opens Main Street Program for Lender Registration

The Federal Reserve has opened its Main Street Lending Program for small and mid-size businesses, encouraging lenders to start making loans in the much-anticipated program immediately, the Fed’s Boston Bank said on its website. Bloomberg’s Mike McKee reports on “Bloomberg Markets.”

Lockhart: Fed to Stay the Course With Accommodative Policy

Former Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Dennis Lockhart discusses the central bank’s policy and the U.S. economy. Chairman Jerome Powell sent a powerful message Wednesday that the Fed will keep pumping stimulus into the economy until its traumatized labor market has healed from the harm of the coronavirus...

Fed Has Surrendered Balance Sheet to Treasury, BlackRock’s Miller Says

The U.S. has “crossed the Rubicon” with regard to fiscal and monetary policy cooperation, Bob Miller, BlackRock Inc.’s head of Americas fundamental fixed income, says. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Lisa Abramowicz. Tom Keene and Jonathan Ferro on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”

Controlling the Yield Curve

The FOMC isn’t expected to move on rates at this meeting. However investors can expect to get for the first time since before the Covid-19 lockdowns forecasts for GDP, unemployment, inflation and rates as well as the infamous dot plot. Fed watchers will also be on looking for any...

Loomis Sayles’ Fuss on Negative Yields, Corporate Credit

Loomis Sayles & Co. Vice Chairman Dan Fuss says the Federal Reserve has been clear they don’t want negative yields and he sees rates staying low for some time. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Romaine Bostick on “Bloomberg Markets: The Close.”

Fed to Broadly Accept a Steepening Yield Curve: Peterson’s Posen

Adam Posen, president at Peterson Institute for International Economics, discusses how the Federal Reserve may approach yield curve control. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel on “Bloomberg Markets: European Close.”

Me The Money Show – Episode 10

Lynn Strongin Dodds joins Dam Barnes to discuss the latest news.

Fed chair Jerome Powell: We are not thinking of putting down our tools for a long time

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell answers questions from the House Financial Services Committee.

Fed chair Jerome Powell: We’ll move away from ETFs to direct corporate bond purchases

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell answers questions from the House Financial Services Committee.

Fed chair Jerome Powell: Main Street Lending Program is effectively open

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell answers questions from the House Financial Services Committee.

Fed chair Jerome Powell: I agree with calls for more fiscal support

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell answers questions from the House Financial Services committee.

The economy will ‘grow more slowly,’ if we can’t stop the spread of COVID-19: Boston Fed

Yahoo Finance’s Brian Cheung sat down with Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren to address restoring the economy, the future of forward guidance and how the Fed will manage near-zero rates post-pandemic.

NYSE president on reopening and the court ruling against the SEC

Stacey Cunningham, president of the New York Stock Exchange, joins “Squawk Alley” to discuss the reopening of the trading floor and an appeals court ruling against the SEC.

Fed doesn’t want to backstop the economy, they want to keep us from austerity: Analyst

James Pethokoukis, economic policy analyst at the American Enterprise Insititute and CNBC contributor, talks efforts by the Federal Reserve to stabilize the economy.

Me The Money Show – Episode 9

Dan Barnes and Terry Flanagan discuss buy-side perspectives in the latest issue of Global Trading: trading from home, broker relationships, and ‘future-proofing’ the trading desk.

Germany missed chances to catch Wirecard

German regulators missed two chances to take a closer look at scandal-plagued payments firm Wirecard, according to a Reuters source.

Wirecard scandal puts regulators, EY in hot water

Germany’s financial regulator and accountants EY face anger over their roles in oversight of Wirecard, the German payments firm that collapsed this week owing billions of dollars.

Why this strategist says the Fed won’t raise interest rates until 2023

RSM Chief Economist Joe Brusuelas joins Yahoo Finance’s On The Move panel to discuss how the world economy is at risk over the coronavirus crisis.

The Federal Reserve ‘can’t cure all ills’: Former Fed Governor Randy Kroszner

Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Brian Sozzi, and Brian Cheung speak with Former Fed Governor and University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business Deputy Dean Randy Kroszner about what we can expect from the Federal Reserve today.

Breaking down the challenges with the Federal Reserve and the Main Street Lending program

J O Hambro Senior Fund Manager & Head of Credit Lale Topcuoglu joins Yahoo Finance’s On The Move panel to discuss the Fed’s expansion of its Main Street Lending program.

Me The Money Show – Episode 8

Shanny Basar and Dan Barnes discuss the latest outsourcing trends in the trading and post-trade space, particularly the aggregation of trading desks within larger custodian banks, and the partnerships between larger trading & risk system providers and custodians in the middle and back office space.

Who Really Benefits From U.S. Dollar Dominance | Yakov Feygin

When people talk about the dominance of the U.S. dollar in global commerce, they often refer to it as a unique privilege of the United States that its currency is the world’s safe haven. But it’s not so clear who really benefits from the unique role played by the...