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Consumer sentiment slips, inflation expectations remain elevated
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Last week was a light one for economic reporting, but investors still had plenty to ponder. Weak housing and consumer sentiment data, along with policy changes from Washington, brought more uncertainty than clarity. -
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Semiannual Market and Economic Update
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Join Jackie Bowie and Mark Weiss as they provide a comprehensive view of the forces shaping the financial markets and global economy. With uncertainty surrounding interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical conflicts, businesses must remain agile in managing risk. Discover market trends, updated... -
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Chatham Financial appoints Lorelei Lenzen as Chief Marketing Officer
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Accomplished marketing executive to bolster Chatham’s leadership Chatham Financial is proud to announce the appointment of Lorelei Lenzen as Chief Marketing Officer. -
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Hotter inflation likely to keep rates higher
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CPI and PPI caught the attention of investors last week as they both were hotter than expected. The market’s initial reaction to the CPI report sent the 10-year Treasury yield higher by ~10 bps, closing at 4.63% on Wednesday. However, by the end of the week, as the markets had time to digest the... -
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TMI asks Reuben Daniels about the relevance of alternative capital sources to Treasury
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While alternative lenders make capital more available than ever before, how should Treasury teams investigate the advantages and risks of opening up their financing sources? Reuben Daniels explains in a conversation with Treasury Management International. -
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Mixed jobs data and inflation concerns leave markets in limbo
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Last week was busy with several economic releases and headline-grabbing news coming out of the White House. After markets digested the news, returns were relatively flat with the S&P 500 down -0.23% and the 10-year yield closing at 4.496%. However, two data points the Fed will likely watch... -
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Striking the right balance in hedging when your lender offers derivatives
When borrowing from a bank that can offer derivatives themselves, borrowers often face the choice between using their lender’s in-house hedging services directly or partnering with an independent advisor. While the convenience of staying with a lender can be appealing and lenders may strongly... -
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BoE and ECB cut interest rates as economic growth stalls
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The Bank of England (BoE) cut rates by 25 basis points today, continuing its gradual reduction of borrowing costs as the economy stalls and inflation remains above target. While widely expected, the decision surprised markets with two Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) members voting for a larger... -
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Fed holds rates steady; new tariffs add uncertainty
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On Wednesday last week, the Federal Reserve decided to hold interest rates steady at a target range of 4.25%–4.50%, citing stable employment but ongoing inflationary concerns. Markets expect gradual rate cuts by 2026, indicating a continued focus on managing inflation. Economic data shows strong... -
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FOMC holds rates in restrictive territory to continue pressure against inflation
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On Wednesday, January 29, 2025, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted unanimously to hold the fed funds rate at a target range of 4.25%–4.50%. The FOMC also chose to remove the reference to inflation making progress toward their goal, which the market viewed as a hawkish pivot....
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