The Federal Reserve says the average value of farmland in several Midwest and Western states grew more than 25 percent in the first quarter as farm income remained strong.The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas ...
The Source ArticleForeign demand for U.S. Treasury securities rose to a record high in March. China, the largest buyer of Treasury debt, increased its holdings for a third straight month.Total foreign holdings rose 0.3 ...
The Source ArticleForeigners increased purchases of long-dated U.S. securities, including government bonds, in March, the U.S. Treasury said on Tuesday, but lightened up on short-term assets such as bills. Overseas investors ...
The Source ArticleWorld markets reversed their slide this morning after Europe narrowly avoided a recession with a German GDP report that came in slightly above expectations. U.S. traders are now looking towards retail ...
The Source ArticleEuro Unmoved by Mixed German ZEW Survey, Weak EZ GDP Data
The Source ArticleGerman gross domestic product grew a surprise 0.5 percent in the first quarter in seasonally adjusted terms - well ahead of a consensus forecast, as exports helped the economy bounce back from contraction ...
The Source ArticleGerman gross domestic product grew a surprise 0.5 percent in the first quarter in seasonally adjusted terms - well ahead of a consensus forecast, as exports helped the economy bounce back from contraction ...
The Source ArticleRisk FX was mildly firmer in overnight European trade today boosted by better than expected GDP data from Germany although investor sentiment in the region deteriorated. German Q1 GDP surprised to the ...
The Source ArticleEuro Finds Bids on Strong German Q1 GDP Report
The Source ArticleThe Federal Reserve is examining whether JPMorgan Chase & Co is taking risks elsewhere in the bank similar to the botched trading strategy that could cost the bank more than $2 billion, a Fed spokeswoman ...
The Source ArticleJPMorgan's $2 billion-plus trading loss raises serious questions about whether the New York Federal Reserve and other regulators were asleep at the wheel or whether it is asking too much of them to keep ...
The Source ArticleInterest rates on short-term U.S. Treasury bills were mixed in Monday's auction with rates on six-month bills unchanged and rates on three-month bills rising to the highest level since February.The Treasury ...
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JPMorgan's $2 billion-plus trading loss raises serious questions about whether the New York Federal Reserve and other regulators were asleep at the wheel or whether it is asking too much of them to keep ...
USD Rally At Risk Ahead Of FOMC Minutes, AUD At Risk Amid RBA Minutes
The Source ArticleThe decision by Ally Financial Inc's mortgage unit to file for bankruptcy should make it easier for the government to recover its investment in the auto lender, the U.S. Treasury said on Monday. "While ...
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Detroit's hard-pressed treasury can expect to take another hit as Ohio opens four casinos that'll be in direct competition with three in the Motor City, according to a consulting company.The treasury stands ...
Treasury yields fell Monday and bond ETFs rallied as fears Greece will leave the euro continued to rattle global markets. Most European indices were down more than 2% while yields on the 10-year Treasury ...
The Source ArticleThe Federal Reserve Bank of New York had been aware of JPMorgan Chase & Co's big trading loss and is currently monitoring the situation, according to a source close to the situation. The Fed bank, which ...
The Source ArticleUSD Rally To Accelerate On Sticky Inflation, FOMC To Drop Dovish Tone
The Source ArticleBanks in the Lone Star State have been more profitable than those in the rest of the United States for the past five years, Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Richard Fisher, a leading critic of the ...
The Source ArticleRising GDP doesn't rule out recession
The Source ArticleUSD Rallies after April Producer Price Index Falls for the First Time in 4 Months
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Producer prices unexpectedly fell in April as energy costs dropped by the most in six months, a sign of easing inflation pressures that could give the Federal Reserve more room to help the economy should ...
CPI: Tamer inflation, weaker growth could spur China to ease
The Source ArticleCPI: Tamer inflation gives China room to ease
The Source ArticleThe U.S. Treasury has finished selling a round of shares of American International Group Inc. worth $5.75 billion, AIG said Thursday.The transaction helped pay down AIG's debt to taxpayers, amassed through ...
The Source ArticleUnemployment may not have too much farther to fall before inflation threatens, forcing the Federal Reserve to respond by beginning its exit from super-easy monetary policy in six to nine months, a top ...
The Source ArticleThe Federal Reserve bought $6.8 billion in agency mortgage-backed securities from May 3 to May 9, down slightly from the $7.0 billion it bought in the prior week, the New York Federal Reserve said on Thursday. ...
The Source ArticleThe New York Federal Reserve said on Thursday it sold all its TRIAXX collateralized debt obligations from a portfolio of assets that was used in the government bailout of insurer AIG to Merrill Lynch, ...
The Source ArticleMinneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota on Thursday forecast rising inflation and said the Federal Reserve should begin to prepare the ground for an exit from its super-easy monetary policy in ...
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