Markets can’t wait forever for Fed interest-rate cuts
He doesn't want to change the central bank's interest-rate policy unless it's really necessary. He was very clear in a ...
Trump's tariffs could trigger higher inflation, slower growth: Fed Chair
President Donald Trump’s tariff increases will be significantly larger than expected, likely increasing the risk of higher ...
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Bitcoin Vs Gold: Which Asset Will Survive The Tariff War?
OPINION: In the continuous argument between Bitcoin and gold, the winner might finally rely on personal investing objectives ...
Jerome Powell Surprised by Tariffs: Risks Higher Inflation, Slower Growth
Powell's emphasis on controlling inflation suggests the Fed is likely to hold its benchmark interest rate at around 4.3 percent.
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Federal Reserve Chief Says Trump Tariffs Likely to Raise Inflation and Slow US Economic Growth
Trump’s new tariffs threaten economic growth, inflation rises, and the Fed signals steady interest rates amid uncertainty.
Trump calls for Fed's Powell to cut interest rates and 'stop playing politics'
President Donald Trump on Friday called on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. The comments come ...
Powell Speaks Later Today in Wake of Jobs Report, Trump Tariffs
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is set to take the stage on Friday in the wake of the latest snapshot of the U.S.
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Economy added 228,000 jobs in March, beating expectations
Unemployment remained relatively stable amid declining consumer confidence and an emerging trade war, which have roiled ...
The US economy added way more jobs than expected in March, even as federal employment edged down
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Fed's Cook says time for patience on policy amid inflation risks
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said on Thursday that the central bank can take its time to assess a highly unsettled ...
Trump's tariffs are expected to raise consumer prices, but a key question remains: By how much?
As the U.S. president weighs increasing tariffs on imports, economists find that prices across many categories could rise as ...
Fed Not Seen Cutting Rates At May Meeting
Fixed income markets expect the Federal Open Market Committee to hold interest rates steady on May 7. The meeting could tee up a June cut, which markets view as likely.