James Bullard

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NY Fed Alum Alberto Musalem Becomes New St. Louis Fed President
Change In The Hawks' Nest: St. Louis Fed President James Bullard Announces Unexpected Resignation
NY Fed Alum Alberto Musalem Becomes New St. Louis Fed President
Change In The Hawks' Nest: St. Louis Fed President James Bullard Announces Unexpected Resignation
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Interest Rates Are Tight Enough, Recession Talk Is Exaggerated And Regional Bank Crisis Manageable: Fed's Bullard

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Fed's Bullard Hawkish Remarks Strengthen May 25bps Rate Hike, Investors Abandon July Cut Expectations
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, James Bullard, delivered hawkish remarks in an exclusive interview with Reuters on Tuesday, saying that interest rates should rise to 5.5-5.75% range. Here are the main takeaways from Bullard's interview:
US Stocks Mixed, Energy Rallies, Tech Slumps As OPEC+ Shocks Markets; Fed's Bullard Expects More Fed Hikes Ahead
Monday's market price action was influenced by two major macro headlines. First, a sudden cut in oil production by OPEC+ and its potential inflationary effects. Second, a lower-than-expected U.S.
US Stocks Cautiously Rebound Amid Positive Economic Data Following Banking Stocks Selloff
Uncertainty is dominating the market Friday, with renewed concerns over the health of the financial sector.
Higher Interest Rates, The Fed and Getting Back on the (S)ARK
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard expressed confidence that the Fed can beat inflation and advocated for a more aggressive interest rate hike to combat it. Bullard believes that a more aggressive move now would give the Federal Open Market Committee a better chance to bring down inflation, which is still high despite falling from its levels in 2022.
Fed's Williams, Bullard Make It Clear Central Bank Means Business: 'Let's Be Sharp Now'
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Soft Landing Or Recession? This Expert Explains Why Bears Expecting An Imminent Crash May Be Wrong
Analysts have conflicting viewpoints on what's ahead for the U.S. economy and markets, with some warning of an impending recession, while others suggesting that a soft landing is possible. Meanwhile, one analyst is pointing out that bear markets have never ended before the start of a recession.
Nasdaq, S&P 500 Futures Indicate Weak Opening For Wall Street: Benefit Of Lowering Recession Risk Comes With Sticky Inflation Threat, Says Economist
Index futures indicate U.S. markets are on track for a weak opening in continuation of Thursday's decline after hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials and a higher than expected producers' price index hurt investor sentiments.
Fed's Mester, Bullard Make Hawkish Arguments On Fighting Inflation: 'I Was An Advocate For A 50-Basis-Point Hike'
As FOMC Meet Nears, Here's What Different Fed Officials Think About Rate-Hike Pace
Despite signs of inflation having peaked and economic activity witnessing a slowdown, Federal Reserve officials have reportedly stated they will continue with more rate hikes, with many in favor of taking the
Lower Rate Hikes Ahead? How Fed Officials Reacted To December Inflation Data
Federal Reserve officials on Thursday reportedly sounded relief that inflation continued on its downward path in December, which could likely lead to a step down to a 25 bps interest rate hi
Fed's Bullard Thinks Probability Of Soft Landing Is Up This Year: 'Fight Inflation Now...Get It Back To 2%'
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard has reportedly expressed optimism that 2023 could finally bring relief from inflation and that the risk of a U.S. recession has come down in recent weeks.
Jim Cramer Says Strong Labor Report Could Prompt Fed Heads To Start Talking About Enormous Rate Hikes
Prominent market commentator Jim Cramer said on Monday that a strong labor report could lead the Federal Reserve to start talking about enormous rate hikes,
Fed's Bullard Says Central Bank Needs To Hike Rates Quite A Bit: 'Sooner Is Better'
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Imminent Rate Hike? A Real Recession? Upcoming Jobs Report Makes All The Difference
On Friday, August 5th, at 8:30 a.m. EDT, the July nonfarm payroll data will be released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The data is a measure of how many jobs were created in the US, excluding farmworkers and a few other job classifications. The data will allow economists to better understand the state of the economy and if the nation is heading for a recession.
Why This Fed President Expects Economic Expansion In 2022
On Monday, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard delivered a presentation on the economic landscape to the Barcelona School of Economics.
The FOMC Meets Tuesday: What Investors Should Know
As investors anxiously await the next FOMC meeting on June 14, they will be expecting another interest rate hike in an attempt to slow down inflation.
Bullard Suggests FOMC Could Lower Interest Rates As Soon As 2023: What You Need To Know
After dipping into bear market territory, the S&P 500 experienced a bit of a midday bounce on Friday following some uncharacteristically dovish comments from St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard.
Which Federal Reserve Members Move The Markets Most With Their Public Comments?
When Federal Reserve members talk, investors listen. Some Fed members understandably tend to move the stock market more than others.
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