Sentences with phrase «feed did»

And the time to feed him didn't come yet on their schedule.

Honestly, the dream feed didn't do much for us either.

It was hard at first, finding a way to feed her that didn't hurt my wound, then getting sore nipples because the latch was poor (I didn't know - never done it before!).

He is also on homeopathics and herbal medicine which is working a treat, if we could find something to feed him that didn't make him worse... well I can only imagine what that would be like!

Weed - n - Feed didn't seem to work either.

«It turns out they'd created a rule for themselves that if a post on their feed didn't have a minimum number of likes, they're not going to like it,» Grosser said.

Central banks such as the Fed do not set the interest rates that most consumers see in savings accounts, mortgages, and car loans.

The Fed did say inflation has moved close to its 2 percent target, and that it would take a symmetric view of inflation, meaning it expects it to run both below and above target.

That last line is key: «Increased bank reserves held at the Fed don't necessarily translate into more money or cash in circulation, and, indeed, broad measures of the supply of money have not grown especially quickly, on balance, over the past few years.»

Unfortunately for bank investors, the Fed did no such thing.

Increased bank reserves held at the Fed don't necessarily translate into more money or cash in circulation, and, indeed, broad measures of the supply of money have not grown especially quickly, on balance, over the past few years.

Unlike the ECB, the Fed does not use monetary policy as a stick in any way to influence fiscal policy.

While the change to the news feed does mean it is easier to see posts from «friends,» as they will no longer be buried in a deluge of content, it does make it harder to get your content noticed through organic sharing.

If the Fed doesn't fasten its pace, those inflation pressures could accelerate and cause an economic headache, Doty added.

The problem: The Fed doesn't use CPI to judge its performance, but relies on the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) measure instead.

And even if the Fed doesn't target the CPI specifically, the Fed will still take this data into consideration.

So here's a governor of the Federal Reserve telling me that the insolvency of the Fed doesn't matter.

«Breast feeding doesn't need normalising.

High interest rates could disrupt Donald Trump's economic agenda, regardless of what the Fed does under Janet Yellen.

Additionally, the Fed does not see an inflation threat.

JAMIE DIMON: Let me start by saying that I think what the Fed did, and some of the other central banks, it worked.

The Fed didn't.

The Fed did not note any new abuses by the bank in its statement.

The Fed does a bit better when it comes to gender balance — Chair Janet Yellen is a woman, as are three other voting FOMC members.

«This is nuanced and the Fed doesn't do this glibly in terms of changing their language.

David Ader, chief Treasury strategist at CRT Capital, said the Fed did nothing to change the market debate on timing, though he expects the first hike in September.

In a recent post I said that the Fed doesn't have a helicopter in the current environment.

The operational requirements and financial characteristics of agency MBS are complex, and since the New York Fed did not yet have expertise in this area, four external investment management firms were selected, through a competitive bidding process, to assist in implementing the purchase program.

The Fed did not issue guidance nor did they stress transparency.

The central bank under its previous chairman, Jean - Claude Trichet, had long resisted more aggressive action, unwilling to flood the market with money the way the Fed did in 2008 until governments committed to reining in spending and deregulating their economies.

We looked at what the Fed did and not what they said.

That's the most aggressive easing in the shortest amount of time since late 1929 through early 1930, when the Fed did exactly the same thing.

Mr. Lacker, a voting member of the policy committee this year, has indicated he is likely to dissent if the Fed does not raise rates at the September meeting.

And he and members of the Fed did not define that.

The Fed did not raise its benchmark interest rate at the meeting on Jan. 30 and 31, but the account reinforced investor expectations the Fed would raise rates at its next meeting in March.

Risk preferences aren't measured by what the Fed does, but by what investors do.

Finally, while there is certainly a risk that bonds deliver lousy returns going forward, I view the chances of significant nominal drawdowns as pretty far down the list of concerns, regardless of what the Fed does.

The February jobs report supports the case that the Fed doesn't have to rush to increase interest rates, BlackRock bond guru Jeff Rosenberg says.

Now I read, again, how inflation is induced by high oil prices and I have to wonder, what happens as oil becomes rare, what will the Fed do when hiking rates does not improve the purchasing power of the dollar?

If the Fed does not want inflation to get out of control, it best start tightening monetary policy soon.

So what should the Fed do now?

If the Fed does indeed hike, it would be the second boost seen in the past year, albeit one that has been in the offing for months.

Vitner said the Federal Reserve's recent key interest rate hike won't slow the growth, though the Fed did signal that up to three more rate hikes may be needed in 2017.

Too little, too late — The Fed does not raise rates quickly enough, a prospect that could lead to a falloff of as much as 7 percent in emerging - market debt

While it decided not to, the Fed did say it expected «further gradual» rate increases would be justified — and there's broad consensus that it will raise rates (which can affect the amount banks charge borrowers, as well as interest paid on bonds) at least three times this year.

Referring to the wild swings in the stock market that occurred earlier this month, Powell said the Fed does «not see these developments as weighing heavily on the outlook for economic activity, the labor market and inflation.»

In an environment of risk aversion (which we currently infer on the basis of clear breakdowns in market internals) and credit spreads blowing out to multi-year highs, Fed easing has typically done nothing to support stock prices (see When An Easy Fed Doesn't Help Stocks).

The Fed does not have special information on where the economy is going and I find it highly implausible that its not acting would scare market participants if it explained its decision making.

As an investor, it's important to understand exactly what the Fed does and how it influences the economy.

Technological revolutions and financial bubbles seem to go hand in hand, but has the Fed done all it could to prevent a bubble inflating?