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Inflation’s persistence is killing hope for a Fed rate cut in 2024: ‘This is about stuff that happened in 2021. You cannot go back and change that’
Politics
Inflation’s persistence is killing hope for a Fed rate cut in 2024: ‘This is about stuff that happened in 2021. You cannot go back and change that’
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressMay 29, 2024
Rick Rieder
Finance
World’s largest asset manager wants Fed to reverse course: Slash rates to tame inflation
By Carter Johnson and BloombergMay 17, 2024
Crowds of people at Rue Montorgueil pedestrian street in Paris, France
Finance
European inflation has surprised everyone—and it could help its long-struggling economy catch up with the U.S.
By Ryan HoggMay 15, 2024
muscular arms hold dollar bill
Finance
‘Sinister dollar strength’ could wreak havoc across emerging markets and is already hitting top economies, Goldman Sachs warns
By Anya Andrianova and BloombergMay 13, 2024
For Fed president it’s ’just too early to think’ about cutting as economists ask if U.S. interest rates are high enough to beat inflation
Finance
For Fed president it’s ’just too early to think’ about cutting as economists ask if U.S. interest rates are high enough to beat inflation
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressMay 13, 2024
Governor of Sweden's Riksbank, Erik Thedeen.
Finance
Sweden acts as guinea pig on interest rate cuts, moving before the Fed for the first time this century—but it could be costly
By Ryan HoggMay 8, 2024
Jerome Powell puts his hand to his mouth
Finance
The U.S. economy is headed for a hard landing, and Fed rate cuts won’t be enough to rescue it, Citi says
By Jason MaMay 5, 2024
Martin Gruenberg
Finance
Wall Street watchdogs want another crack at clawing back big bonus payouts after executive misconduct
By Katanga Johnson, Lydia Beyoud and BloombergMay 3, 2024
Federal Reserve says ‘lack of further progress’ on inflation will keep interest rates at 2-decade highs
Finance
Federal Reserve says ‘lack of further progress’ on inflation will keep interest rates at 2-decade highs
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressMay 1, 2024
How the baby boomer ‘wealth effect’ is driving inflation: it’s ‘the richest retiring generation we’ve ever had’
Personal Finance
How the baby boomer ‘wealth effect’ is driving inflation: it’s ‘the richest retiring generation we’ve ever had’
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressApril 29, 2024
Traders smile at the New York Stock Exchange
Finance
Who needs Fed rate cuts? Stocks can rally without them, Wall Street bulls say
By Sagarika Jaisinghani, Alexandra Semenova and BloombergApril 28, 2024
Jerome Powell gestures with hand while speaking
Finance
Jerome Powell may not rule out future rate hikes as the Fed gets ready to meet amid stubborn inflation, analysts say
By Jason MaApril 28, 2024
Jerome Powell sits during fireside chat
Finance
‘We expect Powell to make a hawkish pivot’—Fed meeting to headline busy week for global markets
By Reade Pickert, Craig Stirling and BloombergApril 27, 2024
Photo of Jerome Powell
Finance
The outlook for home prices has changed drastically in just the past month as Fed rate cuts look more and more distant
By Jason MaApril 21, 2024
Lori Heinel
Finance
State Street, with $3.6 trillion in assets, is counting on the Fed to slash interest rates—’The overall inflation picture supports a cut,’ CIO says
By Alice Atkins and BloombergApril 16, 2024
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