EUR/USD rebounds toward 1.0500 in the American session on Friday after the data from the US showed that the business activity in the private sector expanded at a softer pace than anticipated in early ...

Canada’s Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 1.6% MoM in January, above forecasts of 0.8%. In the twelve months to January, the ...

Bitcoin's bull run faces uncertainty as Fed Chair Powell reinforces QT, delaying liquidity shifts. BTC dominance holds, but ...

In a speech on an MNI Connect webcast on February 18, Piero Cipollone argued that the bank would have to strike a careful ...

Fed Chair Powell discusses 2024's 2.5% GDP growth, easing inflation, rate cuts, regulation shifts, stablecoin oversight, and ...

On Tuesday, February 19, the Federal Reserve released their meeting minutes, revealing that central bankers are considering an end-or at least a significant slowdown-to quantitative tightening (QT).

But now, as the Bank scrambles to unwind QE with quantitative tightening (QT), the hidden costs of this policy are coming into sharp focus – and at the worst possible time. QE was a massive ...

The Fed recorded its first weekly profit since September 2022, earning $379 million, driven by Policy Normalization and Quantitative Tightening. Read more here.

QE is not meant to be permanent. Once the economy is working as it should, we no longer need to hold all the bonds that have been purchased. So over time, we shrink our balance sheet through a process ...

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s shifting stance on Bitcoin [BTC] has sparked renewed optimism in the crypto market ...

The BoE’s indemnity agreement with the Treasury will cost taxpayers £130bn from 2025 to 2029 — an average of £26bn per year, ...

The US Treasury runs the nation’s mints. Those mints print money. However, they do not print new money, per se. The only way the government creates new money is when it borrows. Remember, all money is ...