20-F: FY2024 Annual Report
6-K: Report of foreign private issuer (related to financial reporting)
CRESUD S.A.C.I.F. Y A. Announces Its Results for the Third Quarter of Fiscal Year 2024 Ended March 31, 2024
Fed governor Waller: if high inflation persists until the end of the year, the Fed may adopt a "more positive policy response"
Fed governor Christopher Waller (Christopher Waller) said in a speech on Tuesday that if high inflation persisted into the end of the year, the Fed may have to adopt a "more aggressive policy response" to control it. Mr Waller said he remained confident that the US economy had passed the worst of the COVID-19 epidemic and that labour and other supply shortages would ease over time. I still see supply and demand playing a role in moderating price increases, thereby bringing inflation back to the Fed's 2 per cent target. This could mean that any change in the Fed's key policy interest rate "there is still one."
The Fed's Bullard: Policymakers Can't Expect High Inflation to Dispel
James Bulllard, Governor of the US Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said that the inflation rate is rising at the fastest rate in 30 years. Although there is a certain possibility that it will dissipate in the next six months, the central bank cannot expect this situation to happen. Bullard said he believes the probability that inflation will dissipate and persist is 50%, respectively. Bullard reiterated his hope that the Federal Reserve will begin reducing the size of monthly asset purchases in November and end by the end of the first quarter of next year. Bullard said the growth rate of people infected with the Delta variant virus slowed in the third quarter, but “from an economic perspective
Federal Reserve Chairman Colin Powell: high inflation may ease in the first half of next year
Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, described this year's surge in US inflation as "temporary" and its ambiguous meaning has become a joke on Wall Street. On Thursday, Powell broke away from the formulaic language and offered some insights into how long the factors driving up prices are likely to last. At a hearing before the House Financial Services Committee on Thursday, Mr Powell said the economy was experiencing "very unusual events" in terms of supply constraints. It is hard to see how long it will take to resolve the supply problem, he says. But "We expect these (restrictions) to weaken, with