Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
The US Fed has learned from the "taper tantrum", and will carefully choreograph words and deeds in the coming years
Reversing a recent trend, so-called growth stocks mostly outperformed value stocks viewed as more likely to outperform as the economy recovers from the coronavirus pandemic
Fed chair makes clear FOMC will only react to actual data
Shares of the largest US banks dropped in pre-market trading on Friday immediately following the Fed's announcement
Unemployment claims in the US last week increased to 770,000, indicating the disruption in the labour market recovery, the Labour Department reported
On March 31, an emergency pandemic regulatory relief measure that for the past year has allowed Wall Street banks to hold less loss-absorbing capital against certain assets is due to expire
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told reporters on Wednesday that "conditions in the labor market have turned up recently"
The US economy is heading for its strongest growth in nearly 40 years, the Fed said, and central bank policymakers are pledging to keep their foot on the gas despite an expected surge of inflation
Fed sees 2021 GDP growth of 6.5%, unemployment at 4.5%; Powell says worst economic outcomes of pandemic avoided
An exemption on the "supplemental leverage ratio" was put in place at the start of the coronavirus pandemic to encourage big banks to lend and support bond and short-term funding markets
Markets predict the Fed may be forced to act sooner than expected
Apple biggest boost to S&P 500, Nasdaq; retail sales drop more than expected in Feb
Manufacturing production dropped 3.1% last month, also weighed down by a global semiconductor shortage, the Federal Reserve said on Tuesday
Biden administration's mega-stimulus could set off a tug of war between growth and inflation and a churn in the markets
The president will have more to say about the plan Monday at the White House, and he plans to visit a small business in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday
Unadjusted claims dropped 47,170 to 709,458 last week, amid declines in Texas, New York and Mississippi, where claims had been boosted in the prior period by harsh weather
The Democratic-led US House of Representatives gave final congressional approval to the measure on Wednesday, handing the Democratic president a major victory in the early months of his term
Fewer than expected Americans filed new claims for unemployment benefits last week
Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day