Falling Open Interest

Fed Pencils in 2 Rate Cuts. Anything Could Happen.

Insider on MSN · 13h

Americans aren't getting an interest rate cut this month

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady in March while markets predict cuts later in the year.

Barron's on MSN · 9h

The Fed Pencils in 2 Rate Cuts. Anything Could Happen.

In other words, the Fed may cut twice, or more or less, or not at all. “It’s really hard to know how this is going to work out,” Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday. “I

TheStreet on MSN · 1d

When to actually expect the Fed to cut interest rates

As the Federal Reserve kicks off its March policy meeting, investors are largely expecting the central bank to hold interest rates steady. George Seay, chairman & founder of Annandale Capital, joined TheStreet to break down why he believes the Fed likely wont slash interest rates until the summer.

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Notable open interest changes for March 19th

Tuesday’s total option volume of 45.9 million contracts resulted in net open interest growth of 5.10 million calls and 3.55 million puts.

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Bitcoin’s recent $12B open interest wipeout was essential, says analyst

A CryptoQuant contributor says Bitcoin’s recent Open Interest (OI) wipeout was a “natural market reset,” calling it a crucial ...

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How Much Will the Fed Cut Interest Rates?

Wondering what’s in store for interest rates? Rate cuts are on pause ... versus the 2024 average of 4.20%. Falling inflation is enabling the Fed to pivot to focus on the other part of its ...

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Interest Rates Are Falling—Thank Government Spending Cuts for That

For the first time in too long, interest rates are falling due to the real possibility of reduced bond issuance. This is at least one aspect of the Trump administration that should be applauded.

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What to Invest In When Interest Rates Peak

The Federal Open Market Committee has raised interest ... investors may want to consider how to position for a shift from rising to falling interest rates. Sign up for stock news with our ...

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Why you should open a $5,000 long-term CD now that inflation's falling again

Often, the penalty is equal to a certain number of months of interest. You can open a no-penalty CD to avoid being hit with a fee for withdrawals, but you'll likely get a lower interest rate in ...

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