Warsh’s Fed shows it’s serious about taming inflation. Why Wall Street now believes it.
After more than five years of failing to do so, Federal Reserve leaders think they can shrink the rate of inflation to 2% by 2029 with just slightly higher U.S. interest rates. Are they serious?
The Federal Reserve aims to reduce the US inflation rate to 2% by 2029 with slightly higher interest rates. According to MarketWatch, this marks a shift in the Fed's approach after over five years of not meeting this goal.
Wall Street is expecting key updates on the US housing market and weekly unemployment figures. This comes as investors prepare for a potentially quiet week, with CNBC's Jim Cramer noting that September is historically a difficult month.
Banks are anticipating significant investment in European data-centre bonds, with expectations of $5bn to $10bn this year, driven by the region's acceleration of AI infrastructure build-out, as reported by Moneyweb.
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