Back

Fed's Williams: No need to use negative rates in US

"We don't need to use negative rates in the US for the circumstances we are in," New York Fed President John Williams argued on Tuesday and noted that yield curve control is viewed as a way to support forward guidance.

"The low take-up of some emergency facilities is a sign of success, means markets are functioning well," Williams added. "The Fed is there and ready with facilities up and running if financial conditions worsen."

Market reaction

The US Dollar Index paid little to no mind to these comments and was last seen losing 0.18% on the day at 97.29.

US Consumer Confidence: Confidence is shaken, but expectations are not – Wells Fargo

Data released on Tuesday showed that Consumer Confidence rebounded in June. According to analysts at Wells Fargo, the index surprised to the upside bu
Leer más Previous

USD/CAD accelerates its downtrend and dives to levels near 1.3600

The greenback has accelerated its reversal from 1.3700 on the North American trading session, to give away previous gains and reach session lows right
Leer más Next