Nicholas Jasinski is a senior writer at Barron's, focusing on economics and Federal Reserve coverage. He explores themes such as business and finance, with particular emphasis on markets, inflation, and the telecommunications industry. Nicholas has been featured in MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance Singapore, and several other prominent outlets.
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By: Nicholas Jasinski
A highly anticipated interest-rate decision by the Federal Reserve will be this week’s highlight. Retail sales and housing market data, corporate earnings, and a Bank of Japan policy meeting will also be of interest. Policymakers have signaled they will cut rates at the Fed’s September meeting, which ends on Wednesday afternoon.
By: Nicholas Jasinski
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure comes out on Friday. Plus, earnings from AutoZone, CarMax, and Vail Resorts.
By: Nicholas Jasinski
The unemployment rate is expected to hold at 4.2% in September, with 145,000 new jobs. Plus, earnings from Carnival, Nike, McCormick, and Levi Strauss.
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A proposed 35% raise over four years wasn’t enough to bring Boeing employees back to work after six weeks on the picket line. Will an even bigger wage increase boost inflation? Boeing may have to increase its wage offer to more than the latest 35% raise it put forward.
By: Nicholas Jasinski
Stubborn inflation could keep interest rates higher for longer, said BlackRock CEO Laurence Fink on Tuesday. Fink said that he expects at least a quarter-point decrease before the end of 2024, but potentially less easing in the coming years than markets are pricing in. “I do believe we have greater embedded inflation in the world than we’ve ever seen,” Fink said at the Future Investment Initiative, an investment conference in Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday.
The Federal Reserve won’t alter its policy path on Thursday based on the recent election results, and is all but set to deliver a quarter-point interest-rate cut. The focus will be on what happens at the centra
Follow news from today's Fed meeting where the FOMC is expected to cut interest rates and chair Jerome Powell will speak.
By: Nicholas Jasinski
The October consumer price index inflation data is out on Wednesday. Plus, earnings from Home Depot, Spotify, Instacart, Cisco, Walt Disney, and Alibaba Group.
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Nvidia will report quarterly earnings on Wednesday. Plus, results from Walmart, Target, Snowflake, Deere, Lowe's, and more.
By: Nicholas Jasinski
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins expects to gradually lower interest rates while the situation becomes more clear.
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