U.S. government steps in and says people with funds deposited at SVB will be able to access their money

PUBLISHED SUN, MAR 12 20236:16 PM EDTUPDATED 26 MIN AGO
Silicon Valley Bank depositors protected by U.S. government (cnbc.com)
 
 

1. Monetary policy: The Fed can use monetary policy to control inflation by adjusting short-term interest rates. In response to high inflation, the Fed may increase interest rates to reduce the growth of money supply and dampen demand for goods and services. This could help to slow down price increases and bring inflation under control.
2. Communication: The Fed can use its public statements and press conferences to communicate its intentions and influence expectations of inflation. By clearly communicating its commitment to price stability, the Fed may be able to anchor inflation expectations and prevent them from becoming unmoored.
3. Tools beyond interest rates: The Fed has other tools beyond interest rates that it can use to influence the economy, such as open market operations, forward guidance, and quantitative easing. These tools could be used to address high inflation if interest rates alone are not effective.
4. Fiscal policy coordination: The Fed may coordinate with fiscal policymakers to address high inflation. For example, fiscal policies that reduce demand and lower inflationary pressures, such as tax increases or spending cuts, could be used in conjunction with the Fed' s monetary policies.
5. International coordination: The Fed may work with other central banks around the world to coordinate their monetary policies and stabilize exchange rates. This could help to reduce inflationary pressures and promote price stability in the global economy.
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Fed sees &lsquo more restrictive&rsquo policy as likely if inflation fails to come down, minutes say

PUBLISHED WED, JUL 6 20222:01 PM EDTUPDATED 6 HOURS AGO

Fed minutes June 2022: ' More restrictive' policy likely if inflation fails to come down (cnbc.com)
 
 

These major economies are headed into recession in the next 12 months, Nomura says

PUBLISHED TUE, JUL 5 20222:18 AM EDTUPDATED AN HOUR AGO

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Bloomberg  27/04/2020, 2:46pm

(Apr 27): Problem loans at some of Standard Chartered Plc&rsquo s large clients may top $600 million as a string of corporate scandals coincides with woes at firms hit by the  coronavirus pandemic.

  NMC Health Plc, the hospital operator that&rsquo s uncovered evidence of fraud, and Hin Leong Trading (Pte.), the Singaporean trading house being investigated by police, represent nearly $500 million of lending for Standard Chartered, according to public filings. Separately, a South African farm bank that the London-based company lends to has defaulted on some of its debt.