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Monday Headlines: Fed looks forward to ‘boring’ 2020

By Matt Stichnoth, January 6, 2020

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Financial Times: Fed looks forward to ‘boring’ 2020 after frenetic year

CNBC.com: Private equity’s record $1.5 trillion cash pile comes with a new set of challenges

Wall Street Journal: Xerox Firms Up Financing for Bid to Take Over HP

Reuters: Fed faces new trade-offs, hunts for new model, in low-rate world

CNBC.com: Big Tech will push deeper into finance this year — but avoid the ‘headache’ of being a bank

Financial Times: Wall Street banks ramp up research into quantum finance

Wall Street Journal: It’s White-Knuckle Time for Buyers of Riskier Corporate Loans

Bloomberg: Final Tech IPO of 2019 May Get Boost From Wall Street Research

Wall Street Journal: Few Bank Failures Could Be a Warning Sign for U.S. Financial System

Bloomberg: Former New York Fed Boss Says It’s Time to Overhaul Repo Toolkit

Wall Street Journal: Fed’s Williams Stresses Need to Stick to 2% Inflation Target

CNBC.com: Fed’s Evans says rate policy is good for now and leaves door open for more cuts

Bloomberg: Bernanke Says Fed Has the Tools It Needs to Fight Next Recession

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