One of three Federal Open Market Committee members to vote for a higher federal funds rate last month, the Cleveland Fed president is undeterred by the labor force decline in July.
The markets are in a "holding pattern" as they wait for news on the Strait of Hormuz and Fed policy, FHN Financial's Ajay Thomas said.
"The position is open in Washington, D.C. or any SEC regional office, including New York City," Rebecca Olsen, deputy chief of the Public Finance Abuse Unit, said in a LinkedIn post.
States are taking closer looks and passing legislation on the tax breaks that typically spur data center placement as the backlash stiffens via changes in public finance policy.
The scale of the evacuations and damage "underscore the growing credit risk that wildfires pose in the Pacific Northwest."
The demand has its limits, however.
