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Recent robust economic data has altered market expectations for a March rate cut. Ryan unpacks this along with all of this week’s Econ in today’s Baker Market Update. #econ #ratecuts #fomc #thefed #interestrates #investments #thebakergroup

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Time to sum up the week. Market volatility brought to you by Fed speakers, Treasury Auctions and perhaps Daylight Savings Time. Great perspective by Andrea Fischer Pringle, MBA . Have a great weekend.#banks #communitybanking #communitybanks

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Ready or not, summer is here! Happy Friday on the eve of this Memorial Day Weekend. This week continued with lots of Fed commentary that has shifted market expectations to a coin flip on whether or not the the FOMC will hike rates at the June meeting. Get our comments on all the data making headlines in the markets this week in today's edition of The Baker Market Update. #investments #interestrates #interestraterisk #FOMC #thefed #debtceiling #ratehikes #recession #inflation #thebakergroup

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Amazing work on covering the Markets by: Westpac Sean Callow Timothy RiddellRobert RennieBrendon CooperImre S.This information maybe of interest as organizations go through their integrated planning and reporting cycle including gap analysis and scenario planning#marketnews #stockmarket #markettrends

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Things That Stick Out: Monday EditionThe headline from NY Fed President Williams' interview with the New York Times Monday was something like 'we need to maintain restrictive rates for some time.' Nothing new there and consistent with the Fed's effort to maintain optionality over the next few policy meetings.Ah, but what rates? Nominal, which the Fed directly controls, or real?You have to read the entire article, but Williams' primary concern appears to be that real rates will quickly become far too high if inflation recedes as projected, and'won't be consistent with our (the Fed's) goals.''It's really more that if inflation is coming down, it will be natural to bring nominal interest rates down next year, consistent with that, to keep the stance of monetary policy appropriate…”One data point does not make a trend, butit wouldn't take much convincing for the Fed to ditch its 'higher for longer' mantra in favor of something more dovish. Aside fromPowell, Williams' view carries more weight than anyone else on the FOMC, and it's obvious fromthis interview that they are eager to wrap upthe tightening cycle before something breaks.Currently, thechances of a 12th rate hike tradeat around 40%. Inour opinion, pressing that bet presents a poor risk/reward profile. One soft number and those odds will drop to zero. See original IGM post here: https://lnkd.in/gNShXw4c#inflation #interestrates #federalreserve #financialmarkets

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In this Week's #weeklymarketreview, Ilze-Marie Le Roux from ETM Analytics discusses upcoming interest rate announcements from across the globe as well as anticipation around this week's Fed meeting in the US. We're also keeping a look out to the upcoming #Midtermbudget coming on 1 November.#FinancialMarkets #FinancialNews #FedMeeting #InterestRates #EconomyUpdates

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LPL Financial's Weekly Market Performance – Highlights for the week include an end to nine straight weeks of market gains, hawkish Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes, and a rebound in oil prices...#LPLFinancial#marketperformance#weeklymarketupdate#financialadvisor#financialprofessional

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