Fed’s Collins signals readiness to stabilize markets, maintains high bar for rate cuts amid economic uncertainty.
China’s tariffs and strong UK GDP boost GBP/USD; key support levels eyed amidst global economic tensions.
Bitcoin outperformed stocks in April, reinforcing its appeal amid shifting markets and rising alternative asset interest.
Williams expects slower growth, higher inflation from tariffs; maintains restrictive policy to reach 2% inflation goal.
CEOs discuss trade war concerns with White House, highlighting stagflation risks and uncertain tariff impacts.
St. Louis Fed’s Musalem warns of slower growth, inflation risks from tariffs, and tighter financial conditions.
Trump open to China deal; White House sees it as easing tensions. Treasury monitors bond market.
Short-term inflation expectations may impact long-term stability, complicating Fed actions amid growing economic and employment risks.
US oil rig count drops by nine, signaling decreased production amid tight inventories and investment challenges.
U.S. consumer confidence dropped in April as inflation expectations rose and unemployment concerns hit 2009 levels.
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