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The Fed is taking its time (for now)

08/05/2024

2 min

As the prospects of monetary easing from the Fed became more and more distant, we finally had some answers last week. So yes, the institution did not reveal any changes to its dot plots (which is normal because it is updated quarterly) but the tone used was in ...

Jerome Powell backpedal

24/04/2024

The consequences of tensions in the Middle East are, for the moment, still relatively minimal for the financial markets, like, for example, ....

Bad times for US doves

17/04/2024

Again. After the employment report two weeks ago, the publication of the American inflation report for the month of March also came out beyo ....

Madame Lagarde, shoot first!

15/04/2024

So where will the American economy end? The resilience of the world's largest economy, especially in a context of restrictive interest rates ....

The Fed will soon be making choices

08/04/2024

If the financial markets took advantage of the long Easter weekend to take a break before starting a new quarter, the publication of macroec ....

The wind has not changed direction

05/03/2024

The strength of American macroeconomic data at the start of the year undermined the overly optimistic scenario of a significant and rapid re ....

Inflation: the false flat (amount) before arrival?

20/02/2024

The latest American inflation figures, published last week for the month of January, came out above expectations and dampened the hopes of t ....

Central banks are reframing (a little) the markets

30/01/2024

After a relatively calm week on the macroeconomic data front, central banks will return to the game this week starting this Thursday. The EC ....

The holidays have seized up the markets

11/01/2024

While the start of the year is generally conducive to a green start for the stock markets, the first days of 2024 contrast sharply with the ....

The Fed’s entry into a new cycle?

12/12/2023

It’s almost a sigh of relief! Launched into an inexorable decline towards 4%, American 10-year rates, which were still close to 5% at the en ....