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Higher-than-expected tariffs would "very likely" raise both unemployment and inflation, Dallas Federal Reserve President ...
The Federal Reserve’s decision to dramatically decelerate the pace of its balance sheet drawdown last month garnered broad ...
Some policymakers at last month’s meeting warned of difficult trade-offs that loom if inflation rises and hiring deteriorates ...
The Federal Reserve’s decision to dramatically slow the pace of its balance sheet drawdown last month was supported by nearly ...
President Donald Trump's "much higher and broader than expected" tariffs are making it harder to justify interest-rate cuts, ...
Markets have been trained to expect lower rates at the first sign of volatility. Powell mustn’t give in to temptation.
A trade war ties the Fed’s hands by pushing up inflation at the same time that uncertainty is sapping growth.
The Federal Reserve wanted to sit back and monitor how an economy where inflation already was elevated would respond to ...
"You know what the direction is, you just don't know what the destination is," Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom ...
The post Fed Chair Jerome Powell Warns Trump Tariffs Could Lead to Higher Inflation, Slower Growth—but Admits Full Impact ...
In an interview Monday, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink suggested that the latest Trump tariffs could inflame inflation, requiring ...
Hard economic data is still solid and "monetary policy is in a good place, allowing us the time and space to be deliberate ...
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