The dollar is used in 88% of all currency trades.
In the face of the pandemic, consumers and investors are hoarding cash, contributing to persistently low interest rates.
A spike in coronavirus cases heightens the probability that the Fed will expand its bond buying.
Swings in the government’s cash on deposit at the Fed have a direct impact on the level of reserves.
The bond market is sounding the alarm about the flood of cash that policy makers have unleashed to buoy growth.
U.S. banks want to avoid what's happening to overseas lenders.
As liquidity disappeared in March, the veteran fixed-income portfolio manager saw opportunities.
Griffin’s Citadel Securities has kept humming at a record pace as Covid-19 upends finance.
Savers can expect the minuscule yields they’re getting on money market funds to keep shrinking.
The Fed's rate cut did little to quell fears about how the coronavirus will impact the global economy.
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