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  • Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Report

    Date 12/06/2020

    The Federal Reserve Act requires the Federal Reserve Board to submit written reports to Congress containing discussions of "the conduct of monetary policy and economic developments and prospects for the future." This report⁠—called the Monetary Policy Report⁠—is submitted semiannually to the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and to the House Committee on Financial Services, along with testimony from the Federal Reserve Board Chair.

  • Nadex Refrains from Listing Certain Contracts

    Date 12/06/2020

    Due to activity in the underlying markets upon which the Nadex contracts are based and pursuant to the authority granted in Nadex Rule 12.1(i), Nadex took the following actions: 

    • No EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY or GBP/USD 5-Minute Intraday Currency Binary contracts were listed for the 6:05pm and 6:10pm expiration times on trade date June 8, 2020.

    • No GBP/JPY or GBP/USD 5-Minute Intraday Currency Binary contracts were listed for the 6:05pm expiration time on trade date June 10, 2020.

  • SEC Charges Broker Who Defrauded Seniors Out Of Almost $1 Million

    Date 12/06/2020

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today announced charges against a Nashville, Tennessee-based securities broker for defrauding two seniors, including a World War II-era veteran, of nearly $1 million.

  • EEX Final Settlement Prices For Liquid Milk Futures June 2020

    Date 12/06/2020

    Please find below the Final Settlement Prices for Liquid Milk Futures June 2020

  • FESE: A Post-Crisis Framework For European Capital Markets

    Date 12/06/2020

    The effects triggered by the spread of COVID-19 and its economic impact will be severe and long-lasting. The OECD estimates that the COVID-19 Crisis will directly affect sectors amounting to up to one-third of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the major developed economies. For each month of containment, there will be a loss of two percentage points in annual GDP growth.1 Today, we face economic upheaval potentially graver than the Great Financial Crisis. Pressure on the financial system is growing and, clearly, this is a “whateverit-takes” moment for fiscal and monetary policy.