Powell refrains from saying which way interest rates could go based on Trump's policies
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, appearing for a second day of testimony before Congress, said central bank officials remain in a wait-and-see mode when it comes to deciding where interest rates might go as a result of President Donald Trump's policies.
January inflation ran hot, and the odds of Fed interest rate cuts fell as Consumer Price Index total CPI inflation ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will answer questions from members of the Senate Banking Committee starting at 10 a.m.
Voters elected Trump to find a way to curb the hotter inflation that occurred under President Joe Biden. But the president ...
President Trump's comments come a day after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said on Capitol Hill that the central bank doesn’t ...
The Fed is indicating it’s in no rush to cut rates amid uncertainty about inflation and the economy. Argus Research's Kevin Heal discusses the implications for financial services stocks.
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A Fed interest rate cut won’t be coming until at least September, if at all this year, following a troubling inflation report ...
Higher inflation readings reported on Wednesday left Federal Reserve officials telling U.S. lawmakers, business executives ...
Two major indicators this week both showed inflation running a little hotter than expected last month. But there may still be some good news for the Federal Reserve. Economists now think its preferred ...
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