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The Fed held steady at 3.5%-3.75% for the fourth straight meeting, but the dot plot tells a very different story about where rates might be headed Wed 8 Jul 2026 · 14:13 EDT · 2 min read The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on June 17, but the real headline is what.
The new Fed chair's first meeting produced a 130-word statement that said almost nothing, and the upcoming minutes release could follow suit. Wed 8 Jul 2026 · 09:29 EDT · 3 min read In Politics Kevin Warsh’s first act as Federal Reserve Chair was essentially telling markets to.
The central bank of central banks draws uncomfortable parallels between today's AI investment boom and the dot-com bubble, flagging over $1 trillion in hyperscaler spending as a potential pressure point. The Bank for International Settlements just dropped its Annual Economic.
Contrarian positions emerge after the Fed's June meeting sparked a selloff that some traders view as an overreaction The Federal Reserve held rates steady at 3.5-3.75% last week and nudged its year-end median projection up to 3.8%. Markets panicked anyway. Bitcoin dropped to.
The July 8 release of FOMC minutes from Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chair may show internal debate was more aggressive on rate hikes than investors expected. The Federal Reserve is about to pull back the curtain on what was really said behind closed doors during the June.
The gap between tech giants and everyone else is widening, and that should worry anyone holding AI-adjacent assets. Here’s a number that should make you uncomfortable: the Magnificent Seven tech companies have seen their profit margins climb from roughly 15% in Q1 2023 to.
Prediction market bettors have dramatically shifted their expectations since April, when the probability of zero cuts sat at just 43% The crowd has spoken, and it’s not what rate-cut hopefuls wanted to hear. Polymarket traders are now pricing in a 79% probability that the.
