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...Fed officials, including chair Jay Powell, acknowledge a greater supply of workers from 2022 onwards, both from immigration and more labour force participation, has helped contain wage growth....
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell has acknowledged it will likely take “longer than expected” for inflation to return to the US central bank’s 2 per cent goal and cut interest rates....
...Jay Powell, the central bank’s chair, confirmed what many have suspected for some time: interest rate cuts in the world’s biggest economy are not imminent....
...A combination of strong economic growth, low unemployment and falling inflation is historically rare, but Jay Powell’s Fed appears to be pulling it off, all while getting markets in line with officials’...
...US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell has said it is likely to take “longer than expected” for inflation to return to the central bank’s 2 per cent target and justify cuts to interest rates....
...A Federal Reserve poll on financial stability has highlighted markets’ concerns over high interest rates, just days after central bank chair Jay Powell signalled borrowing costs would have to remain at a...
...“It is likely to take longer for us to gain confidence that we are on a sustainable path down to 2 per cent inflation,” Fed chair Jay Powell said during a news conference after the announcement....
...That marked six months of “good news” on inflation, Fed chair Jay Powell acknowledged. But the central bank wants even more data, and even more certainty....
...In comments that echo remarks by Fed chair Jay Powell, board governor Lisa Cook told students at Harvard: “The risk of easing monetary policy too much or too soon is that it could allow above-target inflation...
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell has said he still expects inflation to fall towards the US central bank’s 2 per cent goal, as new data highlighted the bumpy road ahead for officials as they debate when...
...The FT’s US national editor, Edward Luce, and acting US economics editor, Claire Jones, join this week’s Swamp Notes to explain how the central bank’s policy could affect the economy and therefore have an...
...The Federal Reserve is “not far” from having the confidence to start cutting interest rates, its chair Jay Powell has said, bolstering hopes that the central bank will lower borrowing costs in the coming...
...So yesterday, Fed chair Jay Powell said that the central bank would keep interest rates high. And now it’s pretty much anyone’s guess when a cut might come. I’m joined now by the FT’s Claire Jones....
...Jay Powell will tell lawmakers that progress towards reaching the US Federal Reserve’s 2 per cent inflation goal is not “assured” and that rate cuts will have to wait until officials are more confident of...
...Jay Powell has said the Federal Reserve is “not far” from having the confidence it needs to start cutting interest rates....
...The Federal Reserve’s rate-setters still expect to make about three quarter-point rate cuts this year, its chair Jay Powell said in an interview that aired on Sunday....
...Jay Powell told lawmakers on Wednesday that he did “hear the concerns” from lenders over the US interpretation of capital standards crafted by global regulators that form the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision...
...The cooling labour market spurred a 1.3 per cent gain for the blue-chip S&P 500 index, ending a week in which Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell signalled that rates would remain at a 23-year high of 5.25-...
...The data will finally permit chair Jay Powell to cut the prime rate by a quarter of a percentage point....
...Fed chair Jay Powell said on Thursday that the US central bank was “not far” from having the confidence to start lowering borrowing costs, as it awaited more concrete evidence that inflation is on track...
...I’m Claire Jones, the Financial Times’ acting US economics editor and I’m standing in for Chris Giles this week....
...Jay Powell moved to cool speculation that the Federal Reserve would begin cutting interest rates as soon as March, saying that was not the “base case” as the US central bank considers easing monetary policy...
...While Fed chair Jay Powell still believes in a “base case” that shows inflation drifting down towards the central bank’s 2 per cent goal, others on the FOMC are increasingly concerned that price pressures...
...Fed chair Jay Powell will face a grilling from lawmakers on Capitol Hill this week, amid a growing acknowledgment in the market that the central bank will not rush to cut rates despite a fall in inflation...
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