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Trump says he 'heard' Biden Fed appointments were signed by autopen, tells aide to investigate
President Donald Trump on Tuesday claimed to have "just heard" that all four of former President Joe Biden's appointments to the Federal Reserve were approved by "autopen," suggesting they are not authorized to serve in those roles. Trump provided no evidence for the claim, which piggybacks on his repeated assertion that all of his predecessor's documents that were signed using an autopen are invalid. But he said he thinks it is "something we have to look into." And the president suggested that the list of autopen-signed appointees could include Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who has faced near-constant criticism from ... (full story)
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From swissmacroandhistory.substack.com|Dec 9, 2025With no economist in a recent Bloomberg survey expecting a rate cut, and markets putting less than a 10% chance on one, the SNB’s 11 December meeting looks like a done deal. It is ...
From think.ing.com|Dec 9, 2025China's consumer price index inflation rose to 0.7% year on year in November, up from 0.2% in October. This was broadly in line with consensus forecasts. It marks a 21-month high, ...
From finance.yahoo.com|Dec 9, 2025Bitcoin jumped to hover above $94,000 on Tuesday, but strategists grew cautious of a year-end crypto rally amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut rates this ...
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From @financialjuice|Dec 10, 2025ECB's Simkus: Rates can probably stay at 2% at further meetings ECB's Simkus: No need to change rates with inflation at target. ECB's Simkus: Feel December rate decision won't be difficult. ecb simkus Rates Can Probably Stay At 2% At Further Meetings
From @LiveSquawk|Dec 10, 2025ECB's Villeroy: In Favour Of A 4.8% Budget Deficit For Next Year But We Won't Reach That ECB's Villeroy: Suspending pensions reforms does not solve the financing of pensions issue
From @LiveSquawk|Dec 10, 2025IMF: Raises China's 2026 Economic Growth Forecast To 4.5% From 4.2% - Raises China's 2025 Economic Growth Forecast To 5.0% From 4.8% IMF: China's low inflation relative to trading partners has led to real exchange rate depreciation. IMF warns imbalances in China's economy remain significant and urges shift to consumption-led model
