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Glenn Dyer
Verified
Contributor, Crikey
Melbourne
Beats
Sport , Politics , Football , Soccer , Sports Doping , Basketball
I no longer cover the pharmaceutical industry.
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By Glenn Dyer| Crikey Verified The US Federal Reserve is now officially worried about the impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs, raising the possibility of stagflation as it lowers its growth forecasts for the American economy while revising up inflation forecasts. As expected, there was no interest rate cut by the Fed in its meeting overnight, but it is still flagging two more rate cuts this year and, crucially, is scaling back its “quantitative tightening” to support credit in an increasingly uncertain environment.
By Anton K. Nilsson Verified, Bernard Keane Verified, Glenn Dyer| Inkl@ With the Reserve Bank cutting rates for the first time in four years, Australians fall into two camps: whoopers and weepers. The RBA sliced the official interest rate by 0.25 of a percentage point, aiming to get the economy on an even keel. But let’s ignore the macroeconomic effects — which will hopefully be stimulatory when it comes to activity, but not prices — and focus on the raw cash-flow effects on normal punters. Those who are whooping this afternoon are people with mortgages.
By Glenn Dyer| Crikey Verified The US Federal Reserve is now officially worried about the impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs, raising the possibility of stagflation as it lowers its growth forecasts for the American economy while revising up inflation forecasts. As expected, there was no interest rate cut by the Fed in its meeting overnight, but it is still flagging two more rate cuts this year and, crucially, is scaling back its “quantitative tightening” to support credit in an increasingly uncertain environment.
Company Info
Crikey
Crikey is an Australian online news site established in 2000 by Stephen Mayne. It is known for its investigative journalism and covers a wide array of topics, including politics, business, health, media, culture, and world news. Owned by Private Media Partners since 2005, Crikey generates revenue through subscriptions and advertisements. The site offers a comprehensive range of articles and in-depth reports, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in detailed analysis of current events. Crikey's focus is on digital content, providing insightful coverage of political and social issues. Its readership includes individuals and organizations seeking reliable news and investigative reporting.
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