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On October 10th, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent will be absent from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) annual meeting in Bangkok. Treasury officials Brooke and Brown will attend.
#Futures Market Intelligence#money fund10-10 02:28
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October 9th: It is reported that Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh will deliver a speech at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on October 16th, local time.
#Futures Market Intelligence#US Macro Express#Federal Reserve News#money fund10-09 00:17
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[The International Monetary Fund expects high oil prices to continue until next year] On October 7, International Monetary Fund (IMF) President Kristalina Georgieva said in Singapore on October 7 that even if the current war in the Gulf region ends soon, high energy prices may continue for some time. Speaking at the warm-up event for the 2026 Autumn Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group, Georgieva said that judging from the current trend of Brent crude oil futures prices, high oil prices are expected to continue until 2027. (Xinhua News Agency)
#Crude oil market dynamics#Energy Industry News#Energy futures#Overseas commodities#money fund10-07 21:23
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[IMF: The rapid expansion of hedge funds may amplify market risks] On October 6, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) pointed out in Chapter 2 of the "Global Financial Stability Report" released on the 6th that we should be alert to the risks that hedge funds may bring to macro-financial stability. The report said that the scale of global hedge fund assets has grown too fast, which can easily amplify price dislocations and tight liquidity amid capital market fluctuations. Once it encounters a serious negative impact, it may trigger systemic risks. The report said global hedge fund assets grew from US$4 trillion in 2013 to US$13 trillion in early 2026. Although accounting for only about 5% of non-bank financial investment institutions, hedge fund assets have grown significantly faster than most other non-bank financial sectors since the global financial crisis. The IMF pointed out that while hedge fund assets are expanding rapidly, leveraged financing has also become an important way for them to expand their investment scale. The so-called leverage refers to making larger investments with less own funds through borrowing funds and other methods. Leverage can magnify gains, but it can also magnify losses, making financial institutions more vulnerable when markets fall.
#Futures Market Intelligence#macro liquidity#money fund#hedge funds10-06 22:19