- Wed, 17 June 2026
If traders are getting anxious ahead of Kevin Warsh’s first interest-rate meeting at the helm of the Federal Reserve, they aren’t really showing it. That type of sanguine posture can make the market vulnerable to near-term declines.
If traders are getting anxious ahead of Kevin Warsh’s first interest-rate meeting at the helm of the Federal Reserve, they aren’t really showing it. That type of sanguine posture can make the market vulnerable to near-term declines.
If traders are getting anxious ahead of Kevin Warsh’s first interest-rate meeting at the helm of the Federal Reserve, they aren’t really showing it. That type of sanguine posture can make the market vulnerable to near-term declines.
If traders are getting anxious ahead of Kevin Warsh’s first interest-rate meeting at the helm of the Federal Reserve, they aren’t really showing it. That type of sanguine posture can make the market vulnerable to near-term declines.
If traders are getting anxious ahead of Kevin Warsh’s first interest-rate meeting at the helm of the Federal Reserve, they aren’t really showing it. That type of sanguine posture can make the market vulnerable to near-term declines.
If traders are getting anxious ahead of Kevin Warsh’s first interest-rate meeting at the helm of the Federal Reserve, they aren’t really showing it. That type of sanguine posture can make the market vulnerable to near-term declines.
US equity futures rise ahead of the Federal Reserve’s first policy decision under Chair Kevin Warsh. A reported draft memorandum between the US and Iran shows that Tehran will gain a major financial relief as part of the agreement. Bloomberg's Oliver Crook speaks to Synthesia CEO Victor Riparbelli at the G7 summit ahead of AI executives' lunch with G7 leaders. Ian Lyngen of BMO Capital Markets looks ahead to the Fed's rate decision. (Source: Bloomberg)
Ian Lyngen, head of US rates strategy at BMO Capital Markets, discusses what to expect from the Federal Reserve’s first policy decision under Chair Kevin Warsh. "The energy shock remains extremely topical for monetary policymakers and will probably ultimately drive the tone of what we hear from Warsh," he tells Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
Apple Inc. investors are losing patience with the company’s talk about becoming a more formidable presence in artificial intelligence and want to start seeing some results.
Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi spoke with Bloomberg News' Alastair Gale in Tokyo about security in the Asia Pacific region. (Source: Bloomberg)
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