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U.S. Stock Markets Surge as Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady
The courses rose broadly on the American stock exchanges on Wednesday after the central bank Federal Reserve's expected message that the interest rate will remain unchanged for the coming months. Fed announced simultaneous changes in the system with government bonds, which is expected to lead to the rates on ten-year bonds being held down.
Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Economic Uncertainty
The key interest rate in the USA remains unchanged by the central bank Federal Reserve (Fed). The rate thus remains in the interval 4.
Wall Street fell again – Tesla continues to plummet
After two trading days in a row on the plus side, the gloom was back on Wall Street. Not least, electric car manufacturer Tesla had a very heavy day – as did the technology sector as a whole.
Major Bank: Risk of Interest Rate Hike Before Summer
The Swedish Central Bank is not expected to adjust the interest rate at this week's interest rate meeting. But unexpectedly high Swedish inflation and Trump's trade war may lead to a hike soon.
Wall Street rises – after a pitch-black week
From down like a pancake to up like a sun. The New York stock exchange turned around and ended an otherwise very dark trading week with rising prices.
Price increases in the USA are slowing down
The annual price increase rate in the producer sector in the USA landed at 3. 2 percent in February, according to official statistics.
Trump dodges the question of a possible recession in the USA
After the recent domestic economic unrest in the USA, President Donald Trump does not want to state that he rules out the possibility that the country may slide into recession this year. .
Powell: Uncertain - but we still have time to wait
The uncertainty surrounding the economic future has increased, but the US central bank Federal Reserve (Fed) still has time on its hands before it must consider possible measures, according to its chief Jerome Powell. .
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Global Market Turmoil: What's Next?
President Donald Trump's tariffs are causing significant stock market downturns on the world's exchanges. As a saver, one can expect a continued rollercoaster ride, says SEB's macroeconomist Marcus Widén.
USA's inflation in line with expectations
USA's inflation is holding steady. The January figures were as the market had expected.
Customs duties and inflation: The US stock market faltered and fell
The uncertainty continues to govern the New York stock exchange – which falls sharply. What is haunting is domestic inflation and interest rate stress as well as the threat of a global trade war.
Slight upturn on Wall Street
Leading indexes on the American stock exchanges moved only marginally on Wednesday. The broad S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones industrial index both rose 0.
The Crown Strengthens Against the Dollar – Only Temporarily
The Swedish krona has got its revenge on the American dollar. However, those who hope for a continued dollar downturn will have to think again, at least according to Handelsbanken.
Central Bank Chief Downplays Trump's Interest Rate Speculation
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is once again targeting the central bank, the Federal Reserve. On his platform Truth Social, Trump claims that interest rates should be lowered, "which will go hand in hand with tariffs", he writes.
Fear of tariffs and prices sank Wall Street
Customs and price hike anxiety. This is how the presented explanations are spelled out for why the New York Stock Exchange ended the trading week with declines.
Fewer new jobs in the USA than expected
Fewer jobs than expected were created on the US labor market in January. On the other hand, unemployment is now decreasing.
USA inflation stays put
The core inflation in the USA was unchanged at 2. 8 per cent in December, according to the so-called PCE measure.
Trump attacks the central bank
It was no reduction of the USA's interest rate decided by the Federal Reserve (Fed) on Wednesday. Two hours later, President Donald Trump unleashed a hefty barrage of criticism against the central bank.
Fixed interest rate and technology wait – Wall Street fell
The stocks in New York fell on Wednesday as they awaited reports from index-heavy technology companies and after the central bank left the interest rate unchanged. AI-giant Nvidia had another bumpy day on the stock exchange.
Rental Rate Reduction May Be Delayed – Fed "in Waiting Mode"
The next cut in interest rates in the USA may be delayed. High inflation, strong economy, and a new chief in the White House are affecting, according to SEB economist Elisabet Kopelman.
The interest rate remains unchanged in the USA
After three consecutive interest rate cuts, the US central bank Federal Reserve (Fed) leaves the base interest rate unchanged. The Fed notes that inflation is still too high for a cut.
Diminished Expectations of Interest Rate Cut
The market's expectations of a further cut in the interest rate this year have been dampened somewhat after Wednesday's announcement from the Central Bank. .
The Central Bank lowers the interest rate – promises no more
The Swedish Central Bank lowers the interest rate for the sixth time since spring 2024. But a few more reductions, the Swedish Central Bank Governor Erik Thedéen does not want to flag.
Volvo soared and SEB plummeted
The truck giant Volvo rushed to the top, the major bank SEB plummeted to the bottom. These were the reactions on the Stockholm Stock Exchange following Wednesday morning's closing.
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