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“Openly repairing the plank road while secretly marching to Chencang”? Establishing five major working groups, Walsh ushers in a new era for the Federal Reserve

“Openly repairing the plank road while secretly marching to Chencang”? Establishing five major working groups, Walsh ushers in a new era for the Federal Reserve

``` At his first press conference, newly appointed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh expressed support for the 2% inflation target but simultaneously launched multiple internal reviews, raising doubts in the market about the stability of this policy cornerstone. According to MarketWatch analysis, Warsh not only repeatedly used the vague term "price

Less is Warsh? The FOMC statement in the Waller era is "significantly trimmed," making it the shortest since 2007!

Less is Warsh? The FOMC statement in the Waller era is "significantly trimmed," making it the shortest since 2007!

Under the new chairman Kevin Warsh, the Federal Reserve is sending signals to the market in a surprising way—not through more words, but through fewer words. This FOMC meeting statement debuted in minimalist style, keeping the federal funds rate target range unchanged at 3.5% to 3.75%, and

SpaceX retail buying hits record high on IPO day, Citadel Securities says retail investors are driving US stock rebound

SpaceX retail buying hits record high on IPO day, Citadel Securities says retail investors are driving US stock rebound

``` According to data from Citadel Securities, on the day of the SpaceX IPO, retail investors poured into the U.S. stock market at a record pace and are increasingly becoming a core force driving broader market gains. According to Bloomberg, SpaceX's listing on June 12 coincided with a

Apple hints at price increases, second-generation iPhone Air may debut next spring, major adjustment expected in iPhone release schedule

Apple hints at price increases, second-generation iPhone Air may debut next spring, major adjustment expected in iPhone release schedule

``` As the AI boom drives up the cost of storage chips, Apple is preparing to pass some of the cost pressure onto consumers. At the same time, the world’s most valuable consumer electronics company is accelerating its product line innovation: the second-generation ultra-thin iPhone Air has entered advanced testing

Trump: It's okay for the Fed to hold steady, it might raise rates, trust Waller.

Trump: It's okay for the Fed to hold steady, it might raise rates, trust Waller.

After the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting, U.S. President Trump, in contrast to his previous frequent criticisms of the Fed, showed an unusually indifferent attitude toward the latest decision. On Wednesday local time, after the G7 summit in France, Trump told reporters in

Half of Fed officials want to raise interest rates! Traders are fully pricing in a rate hike before October, expecting two hikes before the first quarter of next year.

Half of Fed officials want to raise interest rates! Traders are fully pricing in a rate hike before October, expecting two hikes before the first quarter of next year.

``` Federal Reserve officials have signaled that interest rate hikes may occur in the coming months, prompting traders to fully price in expectations of higher borrowing costs before October, and short-term U.S. Treasury yields jumped sharply as a result. In the early morning hours of Thursday Beijing time, the Federal

Wash substantially revises Federal Reserve interest rate statement! What are the changes compared to the full text of the Federal Reserve's June meeting statement?

Wash substantially revises Federal Reserve interest rate statement! What are the changes compared to the full text of the Federal Reserve's June meeting statement?

Local time Wednesday, June 17, the Federal Reserve continued to hold rates steady as expected. In this statement, all hints of rate cuts and forward guidance were completely deleted, and expressions of economic resilience and determination to fight inflation were reinforced, shifting the Fed’s stance from April’s "