Fed Chair Powell says he expects Trump's tariffs will hike inflation and slow growth
"While tariffs are highly likely to generate at least a temporary rise in inflation, it's also possible the effects will be ...
The Fed Is In ‘No Hurry’ to Lower Interest Rates. Don’t Be Surprised by Multiple Cuts.
Recession odds are rising as Trump’s tariffs sink bond yields, oil prices, and stocks. So, too, are the odds of multiple ...
Tariffs Will Increase Inflation, Jerome Powell Warns—As Trump Pressures Fed To Cut Rates
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Trump tariffs are likely to raise inflation and slow economic growth.
Fed's Powell addresses Trump's tariffs, says officials' job is to contain inflation
Fed's Powell said the economy is in "good place," and officials must keep inflation controlled. His remarks suggest the ...
Fed chair says Trump tariffs will likely raise inflation, slow economic growth
U.S. Fed Chair Jerome Powell says the Trump administration's expansive new tariffs will likely lead to higher inflation and ...
Why Fed rate cuts or hikes don’t move stocks like you’d expect
Obsessing over every detail of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s periodic rate-setting meetings might not improve your investment ...
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The Sound Of Silence: What Powell And The Fed Aren't Saying
The Fed's silence on potential rate hikes signals underlying issues, particularly pressures on the banking sector, that the Fed will not speak of due to high inflation and interest rates.
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Tariffs raise recession risk, Fed’s ability to lower rates in US: Fitch
Reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US significantly raise risks for a recession in the US and constrain the US Federal Reserve ...
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Why Fed rate cuts or hikes don't move stocks like you'd expect
But history teaches that the stock market's returns are not significantly different than the average regardless of whether the Fed leaves rates unchanged, hikes them or cuts them - and regardless ...
Federal Reserve will hold rates as Trump's tariffs stoke inflation concerns, says Collins
President Trump is pushing an aggressive policy against America's main trading partners that economists broadly agree will ...
The Fed Continues to Hold Rates Steady, but What’s Next?
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