News list for " Politicization"
UBS said Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech demonstrated "classic Powell style" - signalling an increase in the probability of a September rate cut to hedge against trade tariffs, but lacking medium-term policy framework guidance for economies facing structural change. Markets welcomed the rate cut hints, but the bank argued that its core message was essentially "data dependence wrapped in rhetoric". UBS pointed out that...
Paul Donovan, chief economist at UBS Global Wealth Management, said the Fed's increased politicisation would lead to higher risk premiums in the US bond market for inflation uncertainty. He noted that this would push up real borrowing costs, increase US government debt service payments, mean less room for fiscal stimulus and less corporate investment, and would damage - but not destroy - the dollar's status as a reserve currency. Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell on Friday in Jay...
The CF40 Institute published an article "The Politicization of Cryptocurrency", which revealed that the 2024 US presidential election came to an end, and behind Trump's victory, the cryptocurrency industry's continued entry into "money politics" attracted widespread attention. American scholar Vitaliy Katsenelson has suggested that at a time when market sentiment towards the dollar has already been disturbed, the White House's promotion of bitcoin could shake people's trust in the dollar as a gl...
On August 25th, an official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs talked about the visit of Sullivan, Assistant to the US President for National Security Affairs, to China. The head of the US General Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the US continues to take unreasonable measures against China in terms of tariffs, export controls, investment reviews and unilateral sanctions, which seriously damages China's legitimate rights and interests. China demands that the US stop politic...
