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...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....
...The inflation narrative could flip fast Jay Powell is worried about inflation again....
...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’...
...Jay Powell said the Federal Reserve’s job of bringing down inflation was “not yet done” and the US central bank needed “greater confidence” that price pressures were easing before cutting interest rates,...
...Donald Trump said he wanted to replace Jay Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve, accusing him of being “political” and predicting that he would cut interest rates to “help the Democrats” this year....
...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....
...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 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...
...The only thing Jay Powell could have done to deliver a stronger impression of a festive giveaway to global markets this week would have been to conduct his press conference decked in an oversized red suit...
...We saw this online yesterday (h/t @quantian1): . . . “97% of the public agrees” that Basel III Endgame is “bad for working Americans”? What does that even mean?...
...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...
...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...
...An appropriately humble Fed Jay Powell’s dislike of the summary of economic projections becomes clearer with each Fed press conference....
...On Wednesday, chair Jay Powell changed the tune....
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell faces a tough balancing act this week to maintain flexibility in the US central bank’s policy plans in the face of intense pressure to reveal when and by how much it intends...
...Several members of the Fed’s policy committee are making speeches, including chair Jay Powell, Cleveland president Loretta Mester and head of the Richmond Fed Thomas Barkin....
...Analysts said the figures gave greater weight to the US Federal Reserve’s insistence that it may be too soon to cut interest rates, despite attacks on Fed chair Jay Powell by Republican presidential frontrunner...
...Jay Powell has sought to push back on speculation that the Federal Reserve had won its fight against inflation, even as traders boosted bets that the US central bank could start cutting interest rates as...
...Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell has warned the US central bank against the risk of being “misled” by good data on prices, saying the mission to return inflation to its 2 per cent target had a “long way...
...The Fed Yesterday’s well-telegraphed 25 basis point rate increase came with little new information from Fed chair Jay Powell....
...Recognising the level of interest, Fed chair Jay Powell and his predecessors have adopted one of three main approaches depending on the circumstances: signalling imminent monetary policy steps, delving into...
...From jumbo interest rate rises — it has implemented several — to the repeated warnings that they could remain elevated for an extended period, chair Jay Powell has refused to rule out anything that will...
...Jay Powell struck a cautious tone just days before the central bank’s scheduled “blackout” period ahead of a two-day meeting starting on October 31, after which public communications are limited....
...Federal Reserve officials will hold their annual Jackson Hole symposium next week, when the US central bank’s chair Jay Powell is expected to offer some clues as to how the central bank will approach monetary...
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