Sort Newest to Oldest
2025/3/10
In 2025, the Federal Reserve (Fed) welcomes a new lineup of policymakers, with changes in the rotating voting members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). The policy orientations and economic perspectives of these new voters will significantly influence U.S. monetary policy, interest rate trends, and global financial markets. This article provides an in-depth look at the backgrounds, policy stances, and potential impacts of the new FOMC members in 2025, aiming to help investors and market participants better understand the direction of the Fed’s decision-making. Compared to the outgoing members from the previous year, the 2025 incoming voters show a more divided stance, with fewer neutral members. The addition of two more hawkish members has also led markets to anticipate a slower pace of rate cuts from the Fed in 2025.
# Macroeconomics
# USA
# Federal Reserve
# Macroeconomic Data
2025/2/10
Changes in liquidity are one of the key factors influencing the market. Understanding the flow of funds within the financial system helps identify the underlying drivers of asset price movements. This article explains how to analyze liquidity by examining the balance sheet of the world’s largest liquidity creator—the U.S. Federal Reserve. By tracking changes in monetary policy operations and liquidity supply, we can assess their potential impact on financial markets. From assets to liabilities, the article breaks down key balance sheet components and then use critical indicators to evaluate current market liquidity conditions.
# fiisual lab
# Editor's Pick
2024/10/18
In this article, we explore how inflation is measured. The impact of inflation varies depending on the nature of goods and consumer demand, causing individuals to experience inflation differently. To standardize measurement, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is used to track price changes in a basket of goods and services, reflecting inflation trends across a broader economy. Changes in CPI can reveal inflation patterns, helping governments and investors formulate economic policies and financial decisions.
# Beginners Guide
# Investment
# GDP
# Employment
# Inflation
# Consumption
# Real Estate
# Manufacturing Industry
# Service Industry
