Federal Reserve, Susan Collins

Boston Fed president Collins: Underlying trend of inflation is going in the right direction
Susan Collins, Boston Fed President, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss how Collins and the Federal Reserve are thinking about ...
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“We’ve got to be more careful and prudent of how fast rates could come down,” says Chicago Fed chief
Austan Goolsbee says the central bank is keenly monitoring how changing economic policy is influencing inflation and employment.
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Fed’s Collins says her concerns about labor-market fragility have decreased
The U.S. labor market remains healthy and the Federal Reserve can take a gradual and patient approach to future rate cuts, Boston Fed President Susan Collins said Thursday. “My concerns about ...
The Fed could itself in a policy Catch-22 if tariffs spike inflation and slow growth
Indeed, markets largely expect the Fed to hold tight for at least the next several months as policymakers observe the reality ...
Fed officials warn of inflation risks from tariff surge
WASHINGTON - The Trump administration’s plan for trade tariffs come with inflation risks, two Federal Reserve officials ...
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Fed’s Collins Says Uncertainties Point to Slower Cuts in 2025
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said a slower approach to adjusting interest rates is merited now as officials confront “considerable uncertainty” over the US economic ...
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Fed's Collins says now is time for patient, gradual approach to rate cuts
NEW YORK, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said ... and make it harder for the Fed to get price pressures back to 2%. Collins also said “it is too early ...
The Fed could find itself in a policy Catch-22 if tariffs spike inflation and slow growth
Indeed, markets largely expect the Fed to hold tight for at least the next several months as policymakers observe the reality ...
Fed’s Collins says Trump’s tariffs, as proposed over weekend, would have ‘short-term’ impact on inflation
The import tariffs announced by President Trump this weekend would likely cause a short-term boost in inflation, Boston Fed President Susan Collins said on Monday. In an interview on CNBC, Collins ...