Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is on Capitol Hill Tuesday for the first of two hearings he will testify in this week.
The change was slightly above analysts' expectations and is likely to bolster reluctance at the Fed to cut interest rates any further.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Thursday he wouldn’t be commenting on the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policies and expressed confidence in Fed Chair Jerome Powell, breaking from ...
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The US central bank is in no rush to slash interest rates any time soon, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told lawmakers ...
Fewer cuts could translate into a longer period of elevated mortgage rates high costs to borrow money for everything ... expectations come as Chair Jerome Powell heads to Capitol Hill for two ...
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will probably try to avoid any commentary on Trump’s proposals when he appears before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday and then the House Financial Services ...
The hearing before the Senate Banking Committee was relatively quiet absent a few back-and-forths on the economic effects of Donald Trump’s tariffs. The Latest The Federal Reserve chairman heads ...
The Fed held rates steady, but Chair Jerome Powell made it clear—rate cuts are not coming anytime soon. If investors were expecting easy money, Powell pretty much told them to hold their horses.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who offers his semiannual testimony to lawmakers on Tuesday and Wednesday, will likely highlight the resilient economy as a key reason central bankers are in no rush to ...