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Fed Chair Jerome Powell is trying to explain away the inflation rollercoaster—but money supply is absent from his script

Fed Chair Jerome Powell is trying to explain away the inflation rollercoaster—but money supply is absent from his script

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August 2, 2024

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell takes a question from a reporter during a news conference following a Federal Open Market Committee

Wall Street wanted a September rate cut—instead it got a ‘baby step’ and stocks are hurting as a result

By Eleanor Pringle

August 2, 2024

Jerome Powell

Kamala Harris’ poll surge and Fed rate cut odds deflate ‘Trump trade’

By Tania Chen, Winnie Hsu, Carter Johnson and Bloomberg

August 1, 2024

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell

Fed Chair Jerome Powell faces a precarious balancing act amid criticism from Republicans and Democrats who claim he ‘gave in to bullying’

By Paolo Confino

August 1, 2024

Sunbelt boomtowns are cooling off, but the sun-soaked region will reclaim its hot status

Sunbelt boomtowns are cooling off, but the sun-soaked region will reclaim its hot status

By Alena Botros

August 1, 2024

Left: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Right: U.S. Republican Presidential nominee former President Donald Trump

Trump tried to sway the Fed and now Powell is fighting back

By Eleanor Pringle

August 1, 2024

Jerome Powell

Fed chair Powell says a rate cut is close, but we’re ‘not quite’ there yet

By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press

August 1, 2024

Gen Z and millennial homeownership rate plummets to 4-year low

Gen Z and millennial homeownership rate plummets to 4-year low

By Alena Botros

July 31, 2024

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell

Fed keeps rates flat despite economists’ warnings it’s making a mistake

By Paolo Confino

July 31, 2024

A man with gray hair sits in a McDonalds and looks at the camera.

Columbia professor says McDonald’s can blame its sales woes on an election-stoked vibecession

By Sasha Rogelberg

July 31, 2024

Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro proves Milton Friedman right, 60 years later

Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro proves Milton Friedman right, 60 years later

By Benjamin Powell

July 31, 2024

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Oil price surges after assassination of Hamas leader in Iran, sparking new fear of war and inflation

By Christiaan Hetzner

July 31, 2024

The ‘Trump Dump’ is back—and the stocks that he targets are crashing

The ‘Trump Dump’ is back—and the stocks that he targets are crashing

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Whitney Tilson and Steven Tian

July 30, 2024

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Hiring falls below pre-pandemic levels as employers pull back in a cooling job market

By Paul Wiseman, The Associated Press and Irina Ivanova

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Higher interest rates from the European Central Bank have helped bring inflation down from 10.6% in October 2022 to 2.5% in June — but have also held back construction activity and quashed a years-long rally in house prices.

Germany remains the eurozone’s troubled economic child holding back Europe, while the U.S. dominates

By David McHugh and The Associated Press

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Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve

Today’s Fed meeting is merely a warm-up act for September, according to Wall Street

By Eleanor Pringle

July 30, 2024

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Workers are clinging to their jobs, finally killing the Great Resignation

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Trump says the dollar is too strong—but his policies may make it even stronger, bank strategist says

Trump says the dollar is too strong—but his policies may make it even stronger, bank strategist says

July 29, 2024

Richard Attias: ‘We don’t need to rely exclusively on Western countries to level up the less developed ones’

Richard Attias: ‘We don’t need to rely exclusively on Western countries to level up the less developed ones’

By Richard Attias

July 29, 2024

Trump and Vance shouldn’t give in to European-style labor regulation

Trump and Vance shouldn’t give in to European-style labor regulation

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A super-sized Fed rate cut is becoming a more popular bet

By Michael Mackenzie, Edward Bolingbroke and Bloomberg

July 28, 2024

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Jerome Powell is about to drop a huge hint about Fed rate cuts

By Reade Pickert and Bloomberg

July 28, 2024

Jerome Powell frowns

It’s been exactly a year since the Fed’s last rate hike, and these parts of the economy are finally feeling the squeeze

By Jonnelle Marte and Bloomberg

July 27, 2024

Janet Yellen points finger

‘Dr. Doom’ Nouriel Roubini accused the Treasury Dept. of ‘usurping’ the Fed—Janet Yellen is having none of it

By Christopher Condon and Bloomberg

July 26, 2024

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The worst streak of inflation in 4 decades looks like it’s finally nearing an end

By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press

July 26, 2024

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Even September may be too late for a rate cut to swing the U.S. economy out of a recession, warns former Fed president

By Eleanor Pringle

July 26, 2024

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U.S. economy sped up last quarter, boosting hopes for a ‘soft landing’

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75-year-low: Federal minimum wage nears rock bottom

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CEOs beware: AI is getting better at sniffing out suspicious comments on earnings calls

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Tesla and Alphabet earnings disappoint, triggering sharpest market decline in 2 years

Tesla and Alphabet earnings disappoint, triggering sharpest market decline in 2 years

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