Tuesday, June 11, 2024

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Ukraine Recovery Conference head resigns in bitter row with Kyiv



The Ukraine Recovery Conference brings together heads of government and state with the goal of rallying international support for the reconstruction and modernization of the war-torn country.
Following the conference, the Ukraine Peace Summit is set to take place in Switzerland on Saturday and Sunday.
Russia will not participate.
Berlin, the German capital, is gearing up to host the next session of the Ukraine Recovery Conference, making it the first to be held in an EU member state, scheduled for Tuesday to Wednesday.
Ukraine Recovery Official Abruptly Resigns Amid Infighting - Bloomberg
Tensions escalated surrounding the event on Monday when conference chairman Mustafa Nayyem announced his resignation, who cited "systemic obstacles" as the reason for his departure, saying they prevent him from effectively performing his duties
In a Facebook post, he targeted the Ukrainian government, particularly lamenting budget cuts and bureaucratic "nightmares".
The Ukrainian government didn't immediately respond to Nayyem's statements. . .



Fed Reserve Dot Plot Previews

Investors will obsess Wednesday over whether Federal Reserve officials pencil in one or two interest rate cuts this year. . .
in a state of suspense or agitation because of uncertainty about a future event.


Bond Traders Look to Fed Dot Plot for Clues on Rate Path Into 2025 -  Bloomberg

Investors on Tenterhooks for Fed’s Latest Rate-Cut Projections

Debates around the interest-rate path may obscure greater cohesion over the Fed’s current wait-and-see rate stance

Updated  ET

Fed Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues don’t want to cut rates without more convincing evidence that their policy stance is as restrictive as they think it is. PHOTO: SUSAN WALSH/ASSOCIATED PRESS

FOMC Preview: Dot Plot to Reveal Fewer Rate Cuts in 2024

What the Fed’s interest rate dot plot this week really means

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell. Photo: Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Wednesday afternoon, the fate of global financial markets will hang on an array of dots that give clues into how much rate-cutting the Federal Reserve will deliver this year. But Wall Street may be putting too much weight on the so-called dot plot.
Why it matters: The dots create a lot of market noise, . .

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