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...Investors have scaled back their bets on how many times the Fed will cut rates this year after its chair Jay Powell said borrowing costs would need to stay at 23-year highs for longer than anticipated because...
...Fed chair Jay Powell signalled in a speech on Wednesday that stubbornly high US inflation may keep the central bank from cutting rates as quickly as previously thought....
...Fed chair Jay Powell conceded this month that US inflation was “taking longer than expected” to hit its target, signalling that borrowing costs would need to stay high for longer than previously thought....
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell said on Thursday that the US central bank was “not far” from having the confidence to start lowering borrowing costs....
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell said on Thursday that the US central bank was “not far” from having the confidence it needed to start cutting interest rates from their current 23-year high of between 5.25...
...Jay Powell, chair of the US Federal Reserve, pushed back against investors’ bets it could cut rates as early as March, saying on Wednesday this was not its “base case”....
...Martin Arnold Will the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation fall further?...
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...Additional reporting by George Steer in New York and Martin Arnold in Frankfurt...
...As Jay Powell faced reporters on Wednesday following the US Federal Reserve’s first policy meeting of 2024, his mood was confident....
...Fed chair Jay Powell has stressed the need to think beyond typical models. One link that so far appears to be breaking down is the relationship between controlling inflation and the labour market....
...Fed chair Jay Powell has sought to temper those expectations, stressing it was “premature” to say interest rates had peaked or to begin sketching out the timing and parameters under which policymakers would...
...Martin Arnold How much wriggle room will the public finances data give the UK chancellor?...
...The unexpectedly dovish stance from Fed chair Jay Powell boosted markets on Thursday morning, with both stocks and government bonds surging on the hopes of global rate cuts....
...Europe’s top central bankers insisted on Thursday it was too soon to let down their guard against high inflation despite an extraordinary volte-face hours before by Jay Powell, chair of the US Federal Reserve...
...Using the term for a deceptive basketball move, US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell said this month it would not be “misled” by a few months of encouraging price data, pointing out that “inflation has given...
...Despite relatively buoyant growth in the US, Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell last week appeared relaxed....
...Fed chair Jay Powell is speaking on Thursday....
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...In the US, Fed chair Jay Powell reaffirmed the central bank’s belief that it needs to keep rates higher for longer to account for the fact that growth has held up surprisingly well in the world’s largest...
...Investors expect the dollar to continue its rebound from a period of weakness earlier this year, as the robust US economy provides little incentive for the US to cut rates any time soon, a move Fed chair Jay...
...In remarks released on Friday, John Williams — the New York Fed president and close ally of chair Jay Powell — noted that price pressures, while still elevated, had eased....
...In recent days ECB president Christine Lagarde, the Fed’s Jay Powell, and Andrew Bailey of the Bank of England all continued to insist further increases in rates remain on the table despite signs that consumer...
...“Although policy is restrictive, it may not be restrictive enough and it has not been restrictive for long enough,” US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell told the European Central Bank’s annual conference...
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