Fed's Powell sees a ways to go on shrinking Fed holdings
Over two days of testimony this week before Congress, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated there's no imminent end to the central bank's balance sheet wind down process, as some banks have moved to push back their own end date for a process commonly referred to as quantitative tightening.
Powell Senate testimony: Fewer interest-rate cuts seen in wake of hearing
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will answer questions from members of the Senate Banking Committee starting at 10 a.m. Eastern. Economists hope the lawmakers will press Powell on what he means when he said there is "no hurry" to cut the benchmark interest rate any further.
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The odds of further interest rate cuts this year by the Federal Reserve dwindled last week as unemployment fell and more ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is headed to Capitol Hill today for his twice-yearly testimony before Congress. Expect ...
In a wide-ranging discussion on the effects of Trump tariffs (we’ll wait and see) to mortgage rate cuts (we’ll wait and see) ...
U.S. stocks started lower on Tuesday as investors await Fed Chair Powell's remarks about the economy, tariffs, inflation and ...
Statement by Jerome H. Powell, Chair, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System before the Committee on Banking, ...
The Federal Reserve is prepared to keep its key interest rate unchanged for now as inflation remains elevated and the job ...
Powell asserted Tuesday that the central bank will not develop its own digital currency as long as he is in charge.
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