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...Last week, Fed chair Jay Powell played down the recent uptick as the US central bank stuck to its forecast of 0.75 percentage points of interest rate cuts this year....
...Chair Jay Powell said last week that “it is too soon to say whether the recent readings represent more than just a bump”....
...Fed chair Jay Powell said this month the central bank was “waiting to become more confident that inflation is moving sustainably to 2 per cent” before cutting borrowing costs....
...Fed chair Jay Powell said he did not think recent inflation readings had “really changed the overall story” of price pressures easing to 2 per cent....
...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....
...Minutes from the Fed’s last policy meeting published on Wednesday painted a more hawkish picture than chair Jay Powell’s comments in the accompanying press conference....
...Investors ramped up expectations for rate cuts next year on both sides of the Atlantic after Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell said it was “not likely that it will be necessary to raise rates further”....
...On CBS’s 60 Minutes, aired on Sunday, Fed chair Jay Powell said that he expected about three quarter-point rate cuts this year....
...“Expectations for interest rates have fallen rapidly — unleashed by the Fed itself when chair Jay Powell said the bond market was doing its job for it, and then undoubtedly corroborated by the weakening...
...Lagarde’s attempts to warn investors against aggressive bets on lower borrowing costs were in stark contrast to Fed chair Jay Powell the previous day....
...Mary McDougall Will Chinese consumer demand rebound?...
...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...
...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....
...Wednesday’s fall was the biggest daily decline since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in March, following what investors saw as dovish remarks by US Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell....
...On Thursday Fed chair Jay Powell will speak at the Economic Club of New York, at which he may give insight into officials’ thinking ahead of the central bank’s next meeting in two weeks....
...Thursday’s rally for stocks and bonds — whose prices move inversely to yields — followed what investors viewed as dovish remarks by Fed chair Jay Powell on Wednesday after the US central bank held rates...
...The latest volatility in Treasury yields came after Fed chair Jay Powell on Thursday signalled that the US central bank was prepared to forgo raising interest rates when it next meets in November....
...Fed chair Jay Powell on Thursday told markets not to be “misled” by good data on prices, sparking a sell off in bond markets that pushed up 10-year Treasury yields by 0.08 percentage points this week....
...Fed chair Jay Powell is speaking on Thursday....
...Jay Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, was the latest official to raise concerns about the US fiscal situation. “It’s not that the level of the debt is unsustainable,” he said in October....
...Mary McDougall Will China’s central bank ease monetary policy?...
...New York attorney Jay Lefkowitz, another Haley donor, added: “Without question, she should keep campaigning. And she will . . ....
...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...
...The Japanese currency slid to ¥146.6 per dollar after Jay Powell, chair of the US Federal Reserve, raised the prospect of further domestic interest rate rises, potentially widening the vast gap between US...
...Mary McDougall Will the eurozone return to growth?...
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