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FOMC minutes show disagreement over timing of first rate increase in eight years; employment, inflation, financial markets, and international events all weigh into decision.
Sources say tomorrow Greek prime minister will ask creditors for six-month extension of loan agreement, buying time for talks.
Enthusiasm has waned for investment-grade corporate debt with maturity of five to 10 years.
ECB urges political deal for Greece; central bank doesn't want to have to shut down funding to Greek banks.
Goldman Sachs president calls on Janet Yellen to factor the strengthening U.S. dollar into decisions about interest rate increases.
FSB proposal for loss-absorbing buffers may create new problem for big banks: Who will want to buy this debt?