Notícias

Fed Bostic: Businesses' expectations for recruitment and sales are even more pessimistic.

Fed Bostic: We know more people are using credit cards to buy things they haven’t purchased before, which shows where the consumer is.

Fed Bostic: Small businesses feel much more stress than large businesses.

Fed Bostic: The unemployment rate is still very low.

Fed Bostic: Tariffs may lead to structural changes.

Fed Bostic: As the labor market remains strong, we have enough time to wait for policy adjustments today.

Fed Goulsby: There are some warning signs in the labor market and we also need to pay close attention.

Fed Goulsby: If inflation is incorrect, the Fed will have to take action.

Fed Goulsby: The main determinant of mortgage loans is long-term interest rates, which reflects long-term inflation expectations to some extent.

Fed Goulsby: Be optimistic about the economy's ability to integrate into artificial intelligence.

Fed Goulsby: The danger of tariffs is that they reduce productivity growth.

Fed Goulsby: The labor market is quite solid.

Fed Goulsby: Slower employment growth may be just a signal of slowing population growth.

Federal Goolsby: The sharp downward revision of employment growth may reflect the immigration transition period.

Fed Gulsby: There are still inflation data to be released before the next Fed meeting.

Fed Goulsby: I don’t like setting interest rates in advance.

Minutes of the Bank of Canada Meeting: The fundamental reshaping of the global trade system may lead to inflation over time.

Bank of Canada Minutes: Officials discuss the role of fiscal policy in economic aid amid trade turmoil.

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: Trade uncertainty “seems to continue.”

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: There is no sign that inflation expectations are out of control.