Unsatisfied with the 25 basis points, traders are starting to bet that the Federal Reserve will make a big move to cut interest rates by 50 basis points in September.

Bond traders are increasing their bets on the Fed cutting interest rates by 50 basis points in September rather than the more standard 25. This is fully reflected in the Federal Fund Futures market. Weak inflation data released on Thursday triggered a bidding frenzy in October, a trend that continued on Friday. Contracts that expire on October 31 have fully priced in the expectation that policymakers will cut interest rates by 25 basis points at the September 18 meeting. Bids at higher price levels indicate that more people expect the Fed to kick off its first easing cycle in years with a 'big deal'. "The Fed is in good".

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Financial Stocks Deliver Profits in Q2 Amid Rebound in Investments - Earnings Scorecard

Seeking AlphaJul 13 10:47 ET

Private Market Activity Picks Up In 2024, But Growth Lags Behind S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite

The interest in AI that led the stock market rally over the first half of the year was replicated in private market transactions.Actively-traded companies within the private market are showing an

BenzingaJul 13 09:52 ET

Time Is Running Out for Boomers Behind in Their Retirement Savings - but Here's What You Can Still Do

By Jessica Hall Don't give up just yet, advisers say: "The next few years are so crucial to get right" While some baby boomers are already retired, many of those who are still working face

MarketWatchJul 13 08:00 ET

Bitcoin ETF saw the largest weekly inflow since May with a net inflow of $0.882 billion.

After the price of the world's largest cryptocurrency fell to its lowest level since February a week ago, bargain buyers returned in large numbers, and Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw their largest inflows in over a month. According to JPMorgan's data, as of July 11, net inflows into Bitcoin spot ETFs were $0.882 billion, averaging $0.175 billion per day. This is the largest inflow since the period ending May 23. BlackRock and Fidelity's Bitcoin funds led the way with inflows of $0.403 billion and $361 million, respectively. Meanwhile, Grayscale's ETF continued to lose funds.

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Express News | BlackRock® Canada Announces Canada Unit Splits for Certain Ishares ETFs

ReutersJul 12 18:03 ET