Laura Curtis
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Fed’s Williams Sees No Current Reason To Change Policy Stance
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said the latest US inflation data confirm price pressures are gradually easing but he still needs more evidence to adjust interest rates.
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US Inflation Data Was Accidentally Released 30 Minutes Early
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics said it inadvertently released Consumer Price Index data 30 minutes early on Wednesday.
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Fed Officials Say Data Doesn’t Show It’s Time for a Rate Cut Yet
Three Federal Reserve officials on Friday emphasized that incoming data will guide their decision on when to cut interest rates, and made clear they haven’t seen enough evidence yet to begin easing.
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Fed Officials Say Data Doesn’t Show It’s Time for a Rate Cut Yet
Three Federal Reserve officials on Friday emphasized that incoming data will guide their decision on when to cut interest rates, and made clear they haven’t seen enough evidence yet to begin easing.
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Yellen Defends U.S. Debt Policy After Druckenmiller Rebuke
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen disputed billionaire investor Stan Druckenmiller’s assertion that her department had made “the biggest blunder in history” by not taking advantage of near-zero interest rates to sell more longer-term bonds.
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Yellen Defends U.S. Debt Policy After Druckenmiller Rebuke
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen disputed billionaire investor Stan Druckenmiller’s assertion that her department had made “the biggest blunder in history” by not taking advantage of near-zero interest rates to sell more longer-term bonds.
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U.S. October Jobs Report To Mark End Of Blowout Payroll Gains
The monthly US jobs report is set to show that the blowout gain in September was only temporary, according to Bloomberg Economics.
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U.S. October Jobs Report To Mark End Of Blowout Payroll Gains
The monthly US jobs report is set to show that the blowout gain in September was only temporary, according to Bloomberg Economics.
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Accelerating US Core Inflation Set to Muddy Rate Picture for Fed
A monthly report on US consumer prices due Thursday is set to muddy the picture for Federal Reserve officials trying to decide whether to hike interest rates again, especially as escalating conflict in the Middle East adds uncertainty, according to Bloomberg Economics.
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Accelerating US Core Inflation Set to Muddy Rate Picture for Fed
A monthly report on US consumer prices due Thursday is set to muddy the picture for Federal Reserve officials trying to decide whether to hike interest rates again, especially as escalating conflict in the Middle East adds uncertainty, according to Bloomberg Economics.
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Fed’s Daly Says Neutral Interest Rate Could Be Higher Than Pre-Pandemic
The U.S. economy has shown surprising resilience in the face of the Fed’s aggressive rate-hiking campaign.
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Fed’s Daly Says Neutral Interest Rate Could Be Higher Than Pre-Pandemic
The U.S. economy has shown surprising resilience in the face of the Fed’s aggressive rate-hiking campaign.
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Fed’s Daly Says She’s Not Ready To Declare Victory On Inflation
The Fed on Wednesday held interest rates steady in a range of 5.25% to 5.5% — 22-year high — and most policymakers signaled they would favor one more rate increase this year.
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Fed’s Daly Says She’s Not Ready To Declare Victory On Inflation
The Fed on Wednesday held interest rates steady in a range of 5.25% to 5.5% — 22-year high — and most policymakers signaled they would favor one more rate increase this year.
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Fed Officials See More Rate Hikes Possible While Inflation Persists
(Bloomberg) -- Two Federal Reserve officials said at least one more interest-rate hike is possible and that borrowing costs may need to stay higher for longer for the US central bank to ease inflation back to its 2% target.
