Carter Johnson is a finance reporter, currently working for Bloomberg News. With a background in FX/rates reporting, Carter's articles cover a wide range of financial topics, including market trends, currency forecasts, and lending practices. His work has been featured in various publications, including American Banker, Yahoo Finance, and Business Insider.
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Carter Johnson focuses on finance and economy, particularly currency movements, monetary policy, and financial markets. He heavily relies on data and provides investment analysis in his articles. If you are an expert in analyzing currency trends or have insights into the factors influencing monetary policies of major central banks such as the Federal Reserve, your input could be valuable to Carter.
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Rieder said he's been reducing interest-rate exposure ‘Clip coupon and life is good' in the meantime, he said
Bond investors confronting a painful run-up in yields in the past month may soon find relief from ebbing inflation and the Federal Reserve, according to BlackRock Inc.’s Rick Rieder.
By: Carter Johnson, Masaki Kondo
The yen weakened beyond 155 per dollar for the first time in more than three decades, fueling risk that the key level may prompt Japan's Ministry of Finance to step into the market.
By: Carter Johnson, Masaki Kondo
The yen weakened beyond 155 per dollar for the first time in more than three decades, fueling the risk that the key level may prompt Japan to step into the market.
(Bloomberg) -- Economists at Citigroup Inc. dialed back their expectations for interest-rate reductions from the Federal Reserve this year after Friday's release of underlying inflation data was stronger than the bank's estimates.
Traders upped bearish yen positions to a record high in the days ahead of the Bank of Japan's policy meeting, as a weakening currency fueled intervention risks.
Currency traders warned Japan's government that it will need to repeatedly act to buoy the beleaguered yen given economic forces likely merit further depreciation.
Currency traders warned Japan’s government that it will need to repeatedly act to buoy the beleaguered yen given economic forces likely merit further depreciation.
Traders edged back from record bets on yen weakness this past week, in a period that included a likely bout of intervention by Japan.
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