Financial Risk

Part 1 of 2: Where are companies—and where should they be—a year out from the end of the global standard benchmark interest rate?

Following in the footsteps of inflation-slayer Volcker, Powell openly endorses raising rates into restrictive territory with the aim of cooling off the labor market.

Fed Chair Powell says 75 bps or 50 bps hike is likely in July, setting a "flexibly hawkish" tone for near-future rate policy.

U.S. Treasury does not designate any trading partners as manipulators but will work with Switzerland to address FX disparities.

Part 3 of 3: What should corporate treasury and finance teams be doing today to prepare for the digital future of currencies?

As banks push back on the idea of a U.S. CBDC, the Fed is exploring options for blunting the impact on bank deposits.

The latest AFP fraud survey shows a continuation of the gradual decline in the proportion of companies falling victim to payments fraud.

Minutes from the meeting earlier this month indicate the Fed will continue large interest rate increases in the short term, but will reconsider that strategy this fall.