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USD FOMC Member Bostic Speaks, Mar 29, 2025

FOMC Member Bostic Speaks: Latest Insights on Housing Finance and Potential Monetary Policy Clues (March 29, 2025) Breaking News: On March 29, 2025, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic is scheduled to participate in a panel discussion titled "The Future Direction of Housing Finance Policy in the

USD FOMC Member Barr Speaks, Mar 28, 2025

FOMC Member Barr Speaks: A Low-Impact Event with Potentially High Implications (Updated March 28, 2025) Today, March 28, 2025, markets are watching closely as FOMC Member Michael Barr delivers a speech about banking policy at the Banking Institute in Charlotte. While the initial market impact is assessed as Low, understanding

USD Revised UoM Inflation Expectations, Mar 28, 2025

Revised UoM Inflation Expectations: A Closer Look at the Latest Data (March 28, 2025) and its Implications The latest Revised University of Michigan (UoM) Inflation Expectations data, released on March 28, 2025, for the USD, came in at 5.0%. This figure represents the percentage that consumers expect the price

USD Revised UoM Consumer Sentiment, Mar 28, 2025

Revised UoM Consumer Sentiment Disappoints, Raising Concerns About Economic Activity Breaking News: March 28, 2025 - Revised UoM Consumer Sentiment Falls Short Today's release of the Revised University of Michigan (UoM) Consumer Sentiment Index for March 2025 has landed, and the results are raising eyebrows. The actual figure came in

USD Personal Income m/m, Mar 28, 2025

Personal Income Growth Slows: March 2025 Data Analysis and Implications The latest Personal Income m/m data, released on March 28, 2025, revealed a growth of 0.8% in personal income in the United States. While still positive, this figure fell short of the previous month's 0.9% and surpassed

USD Final GDP Price Index q/q, Mar 28, 2025

Final GDP Price Index q/q: Unexpected Dip Raises Concerns about USD Strength The latest release of the Final GDP Price Index q/q for the United States, on March 28, 2025, has delivered a surprise. Coming in at 2.3%, the actual figure fell short of both the forecast

USD Personal Spending m/m, Mar 28, 2025

Personal Spending Growth Disappoints in March: What It Means for the US Economy Key Takeaway: US Personal Spending growth slowed in March 2025, coming in at 0.4%, below the forecasted 0.5%. This represents a potentially concerning trend for economic activity, though the impact is expected to be relatively

USD Core PCE Price Index m/m, Mar 28, 2025

Core PCE Price Index Surges: What the Latest 0.4% Reading Means for the USD (March 28, 2025) Breaking News: The Core PCE Price Index m/m for March 2025 has been released, showing a significant increase of 0.4%. This exceeds the forecasted value of 0.3% and represents

USD Final GDP q/q, Mar 28, 2025

US Final GDP Q/Q: A Closer Look at the Latest Data and its Market Impact Breaking: Final GDP q/q figures for the US, released on March 28, 2025, have shown a slight increase to 2.4%, exceeding the forecast of 2.3% and edging above the previous figure

USD FOMC Member Barkin Speaks, Mar 28, 2025

FOMC Member Barkin Speaks: What the Latest Remarks on March 28, 2025, Mean for the USD The markets are always sensitive to any information, particularly from the Federal Reserve. One of the key events closely watched by traders and investors is speeches and public appearances by members of the Federal