Catarina Saraiva
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US Fed Meeting: Fed On Course For September Rate Cut As Risks To Job Market Grow
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell framed the labor market as solid but slowing.
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Powell Keeps Rate Cuts On Table But Leaves Timing Less Certain
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said price growth will likely resume cooling this year, but avoided offering a timeline for rate cuts.
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Fed Says Persistent Inflation Is Seen As Top Financial Risk
Higher-than-expected interest rates amid persistent inflation are seen as the biggest threat to financial stability among market participants and observers, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Fed Says Persistent Inflation Is Seen As Top Financial Risk
Higher-than-expected interest rates amid persistent inflation are seen as the biggest threat to financial stability among market participants and observers, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Fed’s Daly Says There’s Absolutely No Urgency To Adjust Rates
Daly said earlier this month that she had penciled in three cuts in forecasts released following the central bank’s March meeting.
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Fed’s Daly Says There’s Absolutely No Urgency To Adjust Rates
Daly said earlier this month that she had penciled in three cuts in forecasts released following the central bank’s March meeting.
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U.S. Fed’s Lorie Logan Says ‘Much Too Soon’ To Think About Cutting Rates
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Lorie Logan said it’s too soon to consider cutting interest rates, citing recent high inflation readings and signs that borrowing costs may not be holding back the economy as much as previously thought.
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Fed’s Kashkari Floats Possibility Of No Rate Cuts This Year
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said interest-rate cuts may not be needed this year if progress on inflation stalls, especially if the economy remains robust.
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Top U.S. Fed Officials Bolster Case For Patient Stance On Rate Cuts
Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson and Governor Lisa Cook made clear they want more evidence inflation is headed back to their 2% target before lowering borrowing costs.
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Top U.S. Fed Officials Bolster Case For Patient Stance On Rate Cuts
Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson and Governor Lisa Cook made clear they want more evidence inflation is headed back to their 2% target before lowering borrowing costs.
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Fed Minutes Show Most Officials Flagged Risks Of Cutting Rates Too Quickly
Policymakers want to see more evidence inflation is firmly on a path to their 2% target before lowering interest rates.
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Fed’s Barkin Says Inflation Data Show Persistent Price Pressures
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Thomas Barkin said recent economic data highlighted how price pressures in some sectors are still too high, despite improvement in the overall inflation picture.
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Fed’s Barkin Says Inflation Data Show Persistent Price Pressures
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Thomas Barkin said recent economic data highlighted how price pressures in some sectors are still too high, despite improvement in the overall inflation picture.
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Two Fed Voters Indicate Openness To Three Rate Cuts This Year
The cautious approach by policymakers was validated with data out this week.
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U.S. Fed Officials Signal Wariness To Cut Rates Too Soon, Despite Inflation Progress
Three Fed officials suggested Wednesday they don’t see an urgent case for lowering interest rates, adding to a roster of policymakers in recent days who made clear a cut isn’t likely until May at the earliest.
