macro

The art is to say enough, and no more

When the Supreme Court voted narrowly to preserve the independence of the Federal Reserve at the end of June, many investors breathed a sigh of relief. It may have been premature. Because on the same day, in another decision, the court killed the independence of every federal agency — including the

US central bank chair remains confident that sweeping reforms will win over key investors

Doubts that the Fed will do enough to pull down inflation are hardening.

Joint US-Japan intervention has supported the yen for now, but it isn't a game-changer for the currency or the economy, Japan's former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said in an interview with Bloomberg TV in Tokyo. Kishida also highlighted the importance of a prime minister communicating effectively w

Doubts that the Fed will do enough to pull down inflation are hardening.

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook cautions that the longer inflation remains above the central bank’s goal, the tougher the job will be to rein it in during remarks at an event in Alaska. (Source: Bloomberg)

Kimberly Petillo-Décossard, global co-head of M&A White & Case, joins Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals." They discuss the current state of dealmaking, market volatility, and how the federal regulatory environment affects the flow of deals. (Source: Bloomberg)

US removes sanctions from three IRGC-linked entities, Treasury website shows Reuters

Barclays Plc and HSBC Holdings Plc say concern the Federal Reserve is dragging its feet on inflation is giving investors another reason to buy bonds that offer protection from accelerating price growth.