Por: The Hill Business December 30, 2022
In all the hue and cry about the Federal Reserve’s efforts to raise interest rates to quench the inflationary flames, not much has been said about how these higher rates are raising the Fed’s own payments to banks for money held in reserve — to the tune of around this year. This at a time when the Fed itself is apparently running a monthly deficit, the first since 1915, and unable send one thin dime to U.S. taxpayers. Where does the Fed... + full article
RTTNews USA Business January 03, 2023
The Fed's inflation combat and the monetary policy tightening tools it pursued for the same, were the most dominant influence over currency in the year 2022. During 2022, the Fed raised interest rates by an unprecedented 425 basis points, lifting the Dollar against other... + más
Oracle Stock Rises on Strong Earnings. The Cloud Software Business Is Still Growing. | MarketWatch
Forbes USA Business November 17, 2022
The Federal Reserve will set interest rates on December 14, here's what to expect. Photographer: ... [+] Michael Nagle/Bloomberg© 2022 Bloomberg Finance LP The Fed’s December meeting should be the first where they move away from the 0.75 percentage point rise in rates,... + más
What The Fed’s November Rate Hike Means For Investors | Forbes
Another Fed jumbo rate hike is expected next week and then life gets difficult for Powell | MarketWatch
Forbes USA Business November 13, 2022
When will Fed meetings be held in 2023? Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg © 2022 Bloomberg Finance LP The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) will meet to set interest rates eight times in 2023. We know the schedule. The main question will be how the Fed handles the transition to to .... + más
Markets See A Smaller Fed Hike Coming In December | Forbes
The Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell aims to set things straight but leaves us dazed and confused | MarketWatch
MarketWatch USA Politics November 03, 2022
At Wednesday’s press conference, Powell went out of his way to say three things: 1. The Fed was not “pausing,” or holding back on raising rates. 2. The Fed was not close to pausing. 3. The Fed’s assessment is that the peak for interest rates is likely to be... + más
Julie Powell, best-selling author of ‘Julie & Julia,’ dead at 49 | New York Post
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The Hill USA Business November 01, 2022
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals that the Dodd-Frank Act’s requirement that the Federal Reserve pays the expenses of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is unconstitutional. This important ruling adds to another problematic aspect of the CFPB’s funding scheme —... + más
CFPB looks to regulate buy now, pay later companies | Fox Business
U.S. consumer watchdog plans to regulate ‘buy-now, pay-later’ companies | NBC News
Forbes USA Business October 15, 2022
With Inflation Hot, Can Fed Stay the Course?Photo credit: Shutterstock Lately, there’s been a general sense that inflation was peaking and even some signs of a downward trend. But yesterday’s CPI report told another story. It came in hotter than expected, revealing the end... + más
Markets See 0.75 Percentage Point Hike At November Fed Meeting | Forbes
Fed more worried about risks of 'unacceptably high' inflation than overdoing rate hikes, meeting minutes show | MarketWatch
MarketWatch USA Business September 24, 2022
Yet here’s something that might be a pleasant surprise: the IRS is giving a break to tardy taxpayers by waiving the failure to file penalty applied to returns for tax years 2019 and 2020. It’s a nod to the havoc of the , when taxpayers and the IRS were scrambling. IRS and... + más
This IRS Tax Form Can Cost You 24% | Forbes
Financial fraud charges against Trump puts light on abusive tax scheme | Politico
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