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The trade war initiated by Trump’s tariffs has created economic uncertainty. Fed Chair Jerome Powell warns of potential ...
Financial markets fluctuated as investors responded to US-Japan trade discussions and cautious Federal Reserve comments ...
In prepared remarks to the Columbus Metropolitan Club Weekly Forum on Wednesday, Hammack said President Donald Trump’s tariff ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he isn’t changing interest rates as the nation faces a potential economic slowdown.
Bond yields experienced a significant increase last week, affecting various sectors and investment strategies. Read more to ...
Markets have been trained to expect lower rates at the first sign of volatility. Powell mustn't give in to temptation.
While in Chicago, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he isn’t changing interest rates as the nation faces a potential ...
This, in turn, is sparking the same question again and again in financial circles: What would it take for the Federal Reserve ... a flight to safety by investors and raised the risk of a fire ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell highlighted potential economic slowdowns due to tariffs, citing modest consumer spending ...
Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari has raised concerns that investor sentiment may be shifting away from the U.S. Kashkari cites unusual market movements amid ongoing trade tensions.
Trump’s tariffs have economists and investors ratcheting up the odds of a recession. That is spilling over into the bond market, where traders are boosting the chances of the Federal Reserve ...
Gold ( GC=F) futures were on track for their best five days since 2020 to cap a chaotic week on Wall Street against the ...