Why Fed bets were so out of whack: Waller explains what put him ‘over the edge’ for a jumbo rate cut
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said Friday that it was the August inflation data released during the Fed’s blackout period — and not concerns over a weakening labor market — that convinced him to back a more aggressive half-percentage-point interest-rate cut this week.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is known for providing clear signals about the central bank’s next interest rate move in ...
Federal Reserve officials believe that inflation will cool faster than previously expected this year. In the summary of ...
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By finally beginning to cut interest rates, the central bank is sending a strong message about the economy. Will voters hear ...
"The Fed is more worried about the labor market and less concerned about inflation at this point," a Glenmede analyst said.
The Federal Reserve’s first key interest rate cut in four years coincides with another major four-year event: the homestretch of the presidential election. Fed Chair Jerome Powell downplayed the ...
While the Fed cuts rates, the BoE stays cautious, and the BoJ holds steady. Discover how each central bank is tackling ...
Despite a dismal April, U.S. investment-grade bonds rebounded in May and June to deliver a fractional second quarter gain.
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