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  • What to Expect From Divided US Government

    From blog.pimco.com

    With Republicans having taken the U.S. House of Representatives and Democrats retaining the Senate, it looks likely the next two years will feature legislative gridlock. Each party is on track for a razor thin majority in each chamber of Congress. This leads to another takeaway: The “red wave” that many pundits seemed sure of (although we had our doubts) never materialized and was instead replaced by a – choose your metaphor – “red rain drop,” “red ripple,” or “red whisper.” Indeed, Democrats may expand their majority in the Senate, depending on the outcome of the Georgia runoff race in early ... (full story)

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  • Nov 17, 2022 2:03pm Nov 17, 2022 2:03pm
  •  Hurst
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I would imagine with the deep hate between both sides you will see a significant divide in the country as both sides find ways to divide one population into two part. Staggering to think that America was once a fractured collection of states. I woulimagine that it will once again split along old lines.
 
 
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  • Nov 18, 2022 2:04am Nov 18, 2022 2:04am
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A government that governs best is a government that governs less.

But I like this first action of the new congress

"GOP House Opens Probe into Biden Family for Potential Tax Evasion, Money Laundering, Human Trafficking Violations "
 
 
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    SNB's Maechler: To continue hikes if we see inflation projections above target

    From @LiveSquawk|Nov 17, 2022

    tweet at 1:42pm: SNB's Maechler: To Continue Rate Hikes If We See Inflation Projections Above Target tweet at 1:46pm: SNB'S MAECHLER: I'M FAIRLY PLEASED WITH WHERE SARON IS. tweet at 1:40pm: SNB'S MAECHLER: INFLATION IS NO LONGER BEING DRIVEN BY SHOCK. tweet at 1:46pm: SNB'S MAECHLER: IT IS IMPORTANT THAT WE KEEP OUR FOCUS ON ATTAINING PRICING STABILITY. tweet at 1:48pm: SNB'S MAECHLER: WE ARE WILLING TO ACT IN THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET BY PURCHASING OR SELLING AS NEEDED, BUT WE ARE NOT YET READY TO REDUCE OUR BALANCE SHEET.

    Fed’s Bullard says rate hikes have had ‘only limited effects’ on inflation so far

    From cnbc.com|Nov 17, 2022|1 comment

    St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said Thursday the central bank still has a lot of work to do before it brings inflation under control. A voting member on the ...

    Maechler: Return to positive interest rates: Why reserve tiering?

    From snb.ch|Nov 17, 2022

    Ladies and gentlemen It is with great pleasure that my colleague Thomas Moser and I welcome you to this year’s Swiss National Bank (SNB) Money Market Event in Geneva. We are very glad that so many of you have joined us this evening, be it on site or remotely. Since we last met in this setting a year ago, fighting inflation has become the most important task for central banks worldwide. Many countries have experienced a surge in inflation, the scale and pace of which very few anticipated. A large part of this surge was due to ongoing disruptions to global supply chains caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Russia’s war against Ukraine – in addition to causing immense human misery – has further contributed to inflationary pressures through its impact on energy and food prices. Over recent months, inflation has proved more persistent and become more broad-based than had initially been expected. Consequently, we have witnessed a turnaround in monetary policy at a global level as central banks have begun to tighten their policies. The SNB, too, has tightened its monetary policy and has lifted its policy rate back into positive territory. With the transition to a positive rate environment, the SNB has had to adopt a new approach to implementing its monetary policy in the money market. Our new approach features two elements: reserve tiering, also referred to as tiered remuneration of reserves, and reserve absorption by way of open market operations.1 This new approach takes into account the structural changes that have occurred in the money market since we were last in a positive rate environment. In particular, under these changed conditions, the new approach allows us to pursue our objective of keeping secured short-term Swiss franc money market rates close to the SNB policy rate. Tonight’s event offers an excellent and t tweet at 12:31pm: SNB'S MAECHLER: INFLATION IS MORE PERSISTENT AND WIDESPREAD THAN PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT. tweet at 12:31pm: SNB'S MAECHLER: THE FX-SWAP-MARKET TRANSMISSION IS NOT YET COMPLETE.

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    Fed's Kashkari: We cannot be overly persuaded by one month's data

    From @breakingmkts|Nov 17, 2022

    tweet at 2:26pm: FED'S KASHKARI: WE CANNOT BE OVERLY PERSUADED BY ONE MONTH'S DATA FED'S KASHKARI: NEED TO STAY AT IT UNTIL AT LEAST SURE INFLATION HAS STOPPED CLIMBING KASHKARI: CPI, PPI GIVE SOME EVIDENCE THAT INFLATION IS PLATEAUING tweet at 2:26pm: KASHKARI: ONCE WE ARE CERTAIN THAT INFLATION HAS STOPPED CLIMBING, WE CAN STOP RATE HIKES || WE ARE NOT THERE YET tweet at 2:28pm: FED'S KASHKARI: INFLATION STATISTICS WILL DECIDE THE RATE PATH, NOT SEEING MUCH EVIDENCE OF COOLING IN THIS ROOM. tweet at 2:28pm: FED'S KASHKARI: I'M HESITANT TO PREDICT AN END TO RATE HIKES UNTIL WE SEE EVIDENCE THAT UNDERLYING DEMAND IS MODERATING.

    RBNZ Preview: Kicking the pivot down the road

    From think.ing.com|Nov 17, 2022

    As markets attempt to guess the timing of a dovish pivot by the Fed, another hawkish standout among developed central banks, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, will announce ...

    Bank of Canada says 6 harassment complaints made over 2 years, half broke rules

    From globalnews.ca|Nov 17, 2022

    The Bank of Canada has received six complaints related to harassment or workplace violence over the past two years and says half of them were found to have violated their internal ...

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