Fed expects no interest rate cuts in 2023
The Fed is expected to raise rates again on February 1.
Jonathan Ponciano, Forbes Staff
Coinbase to pay US$100m after ‘significant failures’ raised criminal activity risk
Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal said the firm has taken “substantial measures to address these historical shortcomings.
US economy enters ‘stronger downturn’
The US stock market fell for a third-straight session on Friday.
Recession Watch: Biggest stock market rally in years looks ‘overdone’
Stocks could continue to surge for another month, but “it’s still a bear market, so it could rip you apart,” one analyst warns.
Tesla stock ‘tarnished’ by Musk’s Twitter antics, analyst warns
The Musk-Twitter saga started when the billionaire acquired a 9% stake in the firm back in April and within weeks announced a bid to acquire it at a massive premium.
US inflation in October climbed at slowest pace since January
The Fed has just one more policy meeting this year, concluding on December 5.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell – haunted by the ghost of Paul Volcker – could tank the economy
Is the US being pushed towards a deeper-than-necessary recession?
One recession indicator isn’t flashing warning signs yet
Earnings so far have shown “some downgrades, but no great calamities.”
Microsoft and Alphabet’s US$250 billion stock plunge fuels fears of earnings recession
One analyst predicts a slew of bad corporate earnings will continue through next quarter.
Atlanta Fed president says trades ‘inadvertently’ made during blackout periods
Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic released a seven-page explanation.