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U.S. Fed's new forward guidance on rates could have been stronger: Fed official
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (Xinhua) -- Neel Kashkari, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, said on Friday that the central bank's new forward guidance on interest rates could have been stronger to avoid premature tightening of monetary policy.
Are stocks losing some of their liquidity momentum?
THE volatile market action over the past 24 hours shines a spotlight on an important question for investors: Have markets lost part of the liquidity anchor that not only allowed them to brush off a number of negative influences but also pulled stocks higher to one record after the other?
Asia mostly higher despite Wall Street slump, virus fears
TOKYO (AP): Asian shares were mostly higher Friday despite some investor attention shifting again to the uncertainties in global economies amid the coronavirus pandemic, as reflected in the overnight fall on Wall Street.
Federal Reserve weighs bank dividends as it prepares second stress test
WASHINGTON: The U.S. Federal Reserve said on Thursday it would decide by the end of September if it would continue capping bank dividend payments and laid out two hypothetical severe recessions it will use to test further big bank resilience amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Wall St falls as tech sells off again, jobless claims still high
NEW YORK: U.S. stocks fell on Thursday as technology-related shares slid for a second day and as government data showed high levels of weekly jobless claims
Gold down on profit taking
CHICAGO, Sept. 17 (Xinhua) -- Gold futures on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange fell on Thursday as traders reacted to the U.S. Federal Reserve's statement.
The week that was - Bandar Malaysia, ringgit, oil demand, US Fed
THE first development phase of the sprawling RM140bil Bandar Malaysia project (pix) will start early next year, according to its master developer.
Insight - Small FX moves, but high stakes involved
THE recent obsession with seemingly modest euro exchange-rate gains has more to it than meets the eye.
