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      Short-Term Energy Outlook April 2025
      Submitted Apr 10, 2025      |From eia.gov

      Recent oil price movements. We completed modeling and analysis for this report on April 7. More recent policy changes are not incorporated. Recent developments in trade policy and oil production led to a significant drop in oil prices during the ...

      Harker: A Look at Fintech from the Inside to the Upside
      Submitted Apr 10, 2025      |From philadelphiafed.org

      Good afternoon and, once again, welcome to the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. My thanks to you all for being here, to Paul Laux and all the other organizers from the University of Delaware for leading the effort organizing this conference, and to my colleague Vitaly Meursault for his leadership on behalf of the Philly Fed. If there’s one thing I’ve learned during all my time as president and CEO of the Philly Fed, and before this as president of the University of Delaware and dean of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, it’s to never speak more than necessary, especially when lunch is involved! So, I hope to keep my remarks relatively brief. As many of you may know, for each of the past seven years, the Philadelphia Fed has convened a fall conference focused mostly on the consumer side of the fintech space. This conference has helped make our Bank a thought leader at the heavily trafficked intersection of finance and technology. Fed’s Harker does not comment on economic or monetary policy outlook.

      Unpacking Silver’s Market Dynamics
      Submitted Apr 10, 2025      |From theassay.com

      I’ve been writing resource-based newsletters for about 20 years now. After COVID hit, I had been out of the newsletter business for a while and anxious to get back into it, and decided to do that. I reached out to a former business partner, Gwen ...

      Schmid: Remarks on the Economic Outlook
      Submitted Apr 10, 2025      |From kansascityfed.org

      Thank you for the invitation to speak today. I am a year-and-a-half into my appointment as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City after spending most of my professional life in banking. As a banker, I always appreciated the way that the Fed interacted with my bank and engaged in my community, but over the past 18 months, my appreciation for the Fed’s unique regional structure and how it benefits our nation has only grown. A cornerstone of the Federal Reserve System’s design is that it engages the whole country in the discussion around monetary policy. The 12 independent regional banks and the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., were established around the idea that our nation is best served by a central bank that is directly engaged in communities across the United States rather than one that is isolated in New York City or Washington, D.C. Our understanding of current and developing economic conditions is informed by direct, local engagement with the industries and geographies that make up the American economy. Events like this one today play an important role in the process, and I look forward to our discussion this morning. Over the past week we have witnessed significant volatility in financial markets, both in the United States and around the world. After a prolonged run up in equity prices, we have seen a notable repricing in recent days, in part reflecting a rapidly changing economic outlook. Today, I will discuss how recent developments have aff Jeff Schmid, president of the Kansas City Fed and a FOMC voting member says he's "squarely focused" on inflation "Now, with renewed price pressures likely, I am not willing to take any chances when it comes to maintaining the Fed’s credibility on inflation." pic.twitter.com/cVfopPtl3W KC FED'S SCHMID/STRUCTURED FINANCE: 'GROWING POSSIBILITY' FED TO HAVE TO 'BALANCE INFLATION RISKS AGAINST GROWTH AND EMPLOYMENT CONCERNS' #Schmid #FederalReserve #economy KC FED'S SCHMID/STRUCTURED FINANCE: SEEN 'MARKED INCREASE IN THE UPSIDE RISKS AROUND INFLATION;' WORRY ABOUT INFLATION EXPECTATIONS #Schmid #FederalReserve #economy Fed's Schmid: Tariff announcements have elevated economic uncertainty, and they coincided with falling sentiment and a rise in short-term inflation expectations.

      Bowman: Nomination hearing
      Submitted Apr 10, 2025      |From federalreserve.gov

      Chairman Scott, Ranking Member Warren, and Members of the Committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. I am deeply honored and grateful for the trust and confidence President Trump has placed in me by nominating me to fill ...

      Logan: Welcome remarks for the Outlook for North American Trade and Immigration conference
      Submitted Apr 10, 2025      |From dallasfed.org

      It is my pleasure to welcome you to this conference on the outlook for North American trade and immigration, which the Dallas Fed is hosting in collaboration with the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Today’s conversation comes at a pivotal time as the new governments both here in the United States and in Mexico adjust trade, immigration and other policies. These policies will affect the national and global economies, international relations and communities throughout the district the Dallas Fed serves. The goal of today’s conference is to discuss economic relationships across the U.S., Mexico and North America and bring forth perspectives that can help inform the public about these timely issues. The Dallas Fed values the opportunity to hear from and engage with people from an assortment of backgrounds including subject matter experts, business leaders, community leaders and more. By bringing multidisciplinary views together, we deepen our collective understanding of these quickly evolving topics. Let me note that the views I share are mine and not necessarily those of my Federal Open Market Committee colleagues. Given our close proximity to Mexico, the Dallas Fed has the unique opportunity to engage in collaborative research, analysis and conversations on cross-border issues. Our long-standing relationships with our neighbors in Mexico help us to effectively gather insights on the ground and engage in conversations that inform and guide research and analysis. These interactions enhance our understanding of the U.S.–Mexico relationship and allow us to better serve the public, and these conversations allow us to hear how policy changes transmit into daily life. Last year, the Dallas Fed launched the Global Institute. The institute builds on the foundation of our previous Center for Latin American Economics, which played a pivotal role in enhancing public understanding of economic policy in Latin America, and of the Globalization and Monetary Policy Institute, which examined how economic integration affected monetary policy. With the Global Institute, we plan to grow the Dallas Fed’s concentration and influence in the field of international economic research and to be a center of policy-related research on glo DALLAS FED'S LOGAN BRIEF WELCOMING REMARKS: HIGHER-THAN-EXPECTED TARIFFS 'WOULD VERY LIKELY RAISE BOTH UNEMPLOYMENT, INFLATION,' HURT EXPECTATIONS #Logan #FederalReserve #economy Fed's Logan: Important to keep any tariff-related price increases from fostering more persistent inflation. Fed's Logan: For now, the stance of fed policy is well-positioned

      BOE's Breeden: Latest developments have material impact on economic outlook and risks
      Submitted Apr 10, 2025      |From @FirstSquawk

      BANK OF ENGLAND DEPUTY GOVERNOR BREEDEN: LATEST DEVELOPMENTS HAVE A MATERIAL IMPACT ON ECONOMIC OUTLOOK AND RISKS BoE Breeden: I have seen substantial progress on disinflation. BoE Breeden: The world has moved on significantly since March MPC meeting. BoE's Breeden: Tariffs are likely to lower UK growth. BoE's Breeden: So far, the sterling has not weakened due to tariffs, this could change.