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Economists were focused on three facets of the U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed)'s meeting on Wednesday. Importantly, none of these three outcomes were particularly consequential for investors. 1. New forward guidance Would the Fed clarify its forward guidance on interest rates following Powe...

The U.S. Federal Reserve keeps its key interest rate on hold while raising its outlook for economic activity this year. But the Fed signaled that rock-bottom interest rates will last through at least 2023. Anthony Okolie speaks with James Orlando, Senior Economist, TD Bank, about the impl...

Rates will likely remain lower for longer, as explained in "Rates: Lower for Longer." And we are wary of the distortive consequences of low rates, much of which will relate to sluggish growth caused by persistent malinvestment. At the epicenter of this lower-for-longer environment is the tra...

The Federal Reserve (Fed) released its new policy framework, formally known as the Statement on Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy, late last month in connection with Chair Powell's Jackson Hole speech. After that, it is not surprising the September FOMC meeting failed to provide an...

Overview: The dollar has been sold against nearly all the world's currencies ahead of what is expected to be a dovish Federal Reserve, even if no fresh action is taken. The Scandis and Antipodean currencies are leading the majors. The South African rand and Mexican peso are leading the emerg...

By Edward D. Perks, CFA, Chief Investment Officer, Franklin Templeton Multi-Asset Solutions, and Gene Podkaminer, CFA, Head of Multi-Asset Research Strategies, Franklin Templeton Multi-Asset Solutions Ed Perks and Gene Podkaminer of Franklin Templeton's Multi-Asset Solutions team discuss ...

When a central bank announces a formal policy change to lift inflation, it's reasonable to expect that the government bond market would notice. But so far, there are few signs that US Treasuries are reacting to last month's rollout of the Fed's average inflation-targeting ((AIT)) policy, which...

Mr. Market, our old friend, who is never meant to be wrong, says it is inflation. It’s tough to agree with Mr. Market because most of us spend all our time trying to beat the market and prove it wrong. However, anyone who has been through a few rounds trying to outsmart the market will ...

Depending on how you measure it, inflation has been running 1.5 - 2% per year for the past 18 years. It's a mystery to me why the Fed feels it needs to be higher. I remain convinced that less inflation is always better than more inflation, and I'm not hung up on inflation always needing to be ...

Overview: The capital markets are relatively quiet so far today as the FOMC meeting gets underway. Equity markets in the Asia-Pacific region, but Japan and Australia advanced, and the regional benchmark rose for the fourth consecutive session. European stocks are a little firmer. The three-d...