A shift in the Central Banks’ position?
It was a week of meetings for the ECB and the FED, and the mood was for a change in both cases. The European Central...
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The Fed, between reforming the banking system and inflation
After presiding over the first US banking crisis since 2008, Federal Reserve officials will focus on reforming regulation. The Fed has promised to complete an...
The market is still dreaming
After the onset of a crisis, a certain degree of volatility usually persists, reflecting investors’ nervousness. American regional banks have not seen significant rebounds, as...
The U.S financial market: unpredictable time
The bankruptcy of SVB raises several questions about the reliability of the US financial sector. It was not subprime loans or high alternative books that...
Unpredictable time
The bankruptcy of SVB raises several questions about the reliability of the US financial sector. It was not subprime loans or high alternative books that...
The Fed standing firm
Less than two weeks after the second-largest bank failure in US history, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made it clear that inflation remains the top...
The market is wrong, the FED will continue raising interest rates
Exactly one year after launching its tight monetary policy campaign, the Federal Reserve faces a dilemma: continue its fight against inflation or reassure and stabilize...
The beginnings of a banking crisis in the United States?
The sudden closure of Silvergate Capital and the hasty fundraising of SVB Financial Group have sent American bank stocks plunging and raised the question: could...
U.S. interest rates: a harsh wake-up for investors
The Federal Reserve’s (FED) testimony on Tuesday was a painful wake-up call for investors, who had expected an end to rate hikes and a strong...