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...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...
...Inflation of some goods and services prices remains sticky. Petrol costs, Americans’ most visible gauge of price pressures, have risen 15 per cent since the start of January....
...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 warned against being “misled” by good data on prices, saying the mission to return inflation to the US central bank’s 2 per cent target has a “long way to go”....
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...The 1973 embargo saw oil prices quadruple. In hindsight, $90 uranium may look like $3 oil....
...However, a stronger US economy has meant price pressures remain stronger than those in Europe....
...and Wednesday’s data showing that producer prices had held steady....
...Prices for Brent crude, the international oil benchmark, slipped 0.2 per cent to $89.95 a barrel....
...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...
...Friday’s data continued a rate cut rethink triggered earlier in the week after Fed chair Jay Powell warned investors not to see imminent rate cuts as his “base case” scenario....
...The energy sector was the index’s best-performing sector as the price of oil hit a five-month high. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite added 0.5 per cent, with all Magnificent Seven stocks gaining....
...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...
...US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell this month hinted that the central bank would move slowly. US bond yields, anticipating problems, have risen this year....
...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....
...The yield, which moves inversely with prices, reached its lowest level in three weeks earlier in the day....
...Yields on 10-year German Bunds, which move inversely to prices, rose 0.09 percentage points to a one-week high of 2.32 per cent....
...Jamie Dimon: one, Jay Powell: nil....
...Yields rise as prices fall. In stock markets, the S&P 500 was down 0.1 per cent....
...However, the month-on-month rate edged up slightly, sparking concern that the deceleration in price pressures could soon come to a halt....
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