Steve Matthews
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Major Central Banks Now Aligned As Powell Signals Fed Cuts Ahead
Getting the Fed’s start date fixed, and having many of the world’s big central banks paddling in the same direction, removes some anxieties for investors.
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Fed’s Bostic Says More Data Needed, Rate Cut Likely By Year-End
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said he’s looking for “a little more data” before supporting a reduction in interest rates, emphasizing he wants to be sure the US central bank will not have to change course once it begins cutting.
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Fed Expected To Hold Rates And Signal September Cut
Policymakers are likely to acknowledge that inflation has made progress toward their 2% goal.
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Fed Expected To Hold Rates And Signal September Cut
Policymakers are likely to acknowledge that inflation has made progress toward their 2% goal.
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Powell Says Fed Has ‘Ways to Go’ on Shrinking Asset Portfolio
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told lawmakers that policymakers have more work to do on trimming their balance sheet.
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Fed To Signal Delay Of Interest-Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve officials are poised to keep interest rates steady for a sixth consecutive meeting and signal no plans for cuts in the near future after higher-than-expected inflation.
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Fed’s Bostic Sees One Cut, But Leaves Door Open To Changing View
The Atlanta Fed chief has previously said he anticipates the Fed will reduce borrowing costs in the fourth quarter.
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Fed’s Bostic Sees One Cut, But Leaves Door Open To Changing View
The Atlanta Fed chief has previously said he anticipates the Fed will reduce borrowing costs in the fourth quarter.
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Fed’s Bostic Sees One Cut, But Leaves Door Open To Changing View
The Atlanta Fed chief has previously said he anticipates the Fed will reduce borrowing costs in the fourth quarter.
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Fed Officials Emphasise Data To Guide Pace Of Interest-Rate Cuts
Three Federal Reserve officials said the pace of interest-rate cuts will depend on incoming economic data, suggesting the path to lower borrowing costs may look different than in previous rate-cutting cycles.
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Fed Rate Cuts Are Likely To Be Slow — But Not Necessarily Steady
There’s a saying about how the Federal Reserve manages interest rates: They go up the escalator and down the elevator. This time, it will likely be the reverse — frustrating investors betting on a quicker decline.
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Fed Rate Cuts Are Likely To Be Slow — But Not Necessarily Steady
There’s a saying about how the Federal Reserve manages interest rates: They go up the escalator and down the elevator. This time, it will likely be the reverse — frustrating investors betting on a quicker decline.
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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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U.S. Fed’s Christopher Waller Urges Patience On Rate Cuts After Jump In Prices
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said January’s jump in consumer prices warrants caution in deciding when to start cutting interest rates, though he still expects reductions to begin later this year.
