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Federal Reserve building
FinanceThere’s a ‘growing risk’ Fed will have to cut interest rates by 50 basis points in December to ‘catch up’ to a sagging labor market, Oxford Economics says
By Paolo ConfinoJuly 9, 2025
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell
FinanceJerome Powell says Fed would have lowered rates already if it weren’t for tariffs
By Paolo ConfinoJuly 1, 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
FinanceFed official sees July rate cut ‘unlikely,’ sticking with Powell’s view that coming months will be moment of truth for tariffs’ effect on inflation
By Paolo ConfinoJuly 1, 2025
Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve.
EconomyRate debate among the Fed has analysts questioning who’s ‘auditioning’ for Powell’s job already
By Eleanor PringleJune 26, 2025
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell
EconomyTrump urges Congress to grill ‘very dumb, hardheaded’ Powell in latest attack over Fed’s refusal to cut interest rates
By Eleanor PringleJune 24, 2025
Federal Reserve governor Michelle Bowman says bank should consider cutting rate in July because tariff effects may be smaller than expected
EconomyFederal Reserve governor Michelle Bowman says bank should consider cutting rate in July because tariff effects may be smaller than expected
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressJune 24, 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin at an economic forum
PoliticsRussia’s economy boomed after the invasion of Ukraine—it’s now running out of steam
By Lily Mae LazarusJune 22, 2025
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson speaks at a podium with a placard reading "ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL ACT." A portrait of George Washington hangs in the background.
FinanceGoldman Sachs says Trump’s spending plan won’t stop the national debt from hitting ‘unsustainable’ highs not seen since World War II
By Greg McKennaJune 19, 2025
Trump calls Fed chair Powell ‘stupid’ and ‘political’ after latest decision not to cut rates: ‘We have no inflation, we have only success’
PoliticsTrump calls Fed chair Powell ‘stupid’ and ‘political’ after latest decision not to cut rates: ‘We have no inflation, we have only success’
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressJune 19, 2025
Participants of the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Summit, including finance leaders and heads of international financial institutions, gather and prepare for the official family photo in Banff, Alberta, Canada, on May 21, 2025.
FinanceCentral banks have dumped $48 billion in Treasuries as foreign wealth officials divorce the dollar
By Greg McKennaJune 18, 2025
European Central Bank cuts rate to 2% amid struggling eurozone growth and stable inflation
PoliticsEuropean Central Bank cuts rate to 2% amid struggling eurozone growth and stable inflation
By Sam Reeves and AFPJune 5, 2025
A timeline depicting the failure of Silicon Valley Bank displayed during a House Financial Services Committee hearing in Washington, DC, US, on Wednesday, May 17, 2023.
FinanceBanks are sitting on $500 billion in unrealized losses, and stagflation could cause another Silicon Valley Bank-like crisis
By Greg McKennaMay 14, 2025
President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Austan Goolsbee
FinanceFed’s Goolsbee says it’s ‘not realistic’ to expect business or central banks to make major decisions
By Paolo ConfinoMay 14, 2025
Squaring the accounts of Kevin Warsh, whom Trump could pick as Fed chairman next year
CommentarySquaring the accounts of Kevin Warsh, whom Trump could pick as Fed chairman next year
By Jon HilsenrathMay 14, 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell walks to his left past several staggered American flags and flags with the emblem of the Federal Reserve.
FinanceJerome Powell says the Fed can afford to wait and see before cutting rates. Other economists aren’t so sure
By Greg McKennaMay 8, 2025
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