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The U.S. central bank accelerates the taper of its bond-buying and signals it will raise rates three times in 2022.
How far is too far when it comes to litigating crypto in the United States?
As LIBOR winds down, one derivatives trader worries its replacement will do a poor job hedging risks in turbulent times: "For somebody who wants to hedge their borrowing costs, [SOFR] leaves a lot to be desired."
Ready or not, businesses must transition financial contracts away from the benchmark rate. Here's an update on what to expect.
The U.S. Congress agrees to a solution for the LIBOR crisis, which would automatically transition contracts to a new benchmark.
Morgan Stanley and other investment firms seem far more focused on Fed actions than the emergence of new Covid-19 variants.
The value of goods exports rose 8.1%, while the value of imports rose only 0.9%, for a U.S. trade deficit of approximately $67 billion in October.
Some are interpreting Fed Chair Powell's fast-taper signal as an indication that rates may rise more quickly next year.
Next up before year-end: considering the president's $2 trillion economic agenda and again lifting the federal debt ceiling.
The proposal in the Build Back Better plan would solve for a discrepancy between how FASB and the IRS calculate corporate earnings.
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