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Jerome Powell sits during fireside chat
Finance
‘We expect Powell to make a hawkish pivot’—Fed meeting to headline busy week for global markets
By Reade Pickert, Craig Stirling and BloombergApril 27, 2024
Photo of Jerome Powell
Finance
The outlook for home prices has changed drastically in just the past month as Fed rate cuts look more and more distant
By Jason MaApril 21, 2024
Lori Heinel
Finance
State Street, with $3.6 trillion in assets, is counting on the Fed to slash interest rates—’The overall inflation picture supports a cut,’ CIO says
By Alice Atkins and BloombergApril 16, 2024
Jerome Powell looks on before speaking
Finance
Israel-Iran conflict will add to Fed’s caution on rate cuts as oil prices may disrupt inflation fight—but China and OPEC+ could ease pressure, Capital Economics says
By Jason MaApril 14, 2024
Raphael Bostic gestures during interview
Personal Finance
Housing is unaffordable for too many Americans, and stricter regulations mean higher costs, Atlanta Fed president says
By Jason MaApril 13, 2024
Commercial real estate downtrend
Finance
Amid commercial real estate crash, offices are ‘once-in-a-generation’ buying opportunities, top developer says
By Jason MaApril 6, 2024
Wall Street trader
Finance
Investors are scrambling for more protection against a market downturn as mounting risks loom over rally: ‘Something’s got to give at some point’
By Carly Wanna and BloombergApril 6, 2024
Jerome Powell speaks at a news conference
Finance
Top economist says the Fed will not cut rates this year as the labor market remains strong: ‘Higher for longer is the answer’
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressApril 6, 2024
The housing market is so unaffordable that buyers need to make $30,000 more than they currently do to buy a home 
Finance
The housing market is so unaffordable that buyers need to make $30,000 more than they currently do to buy a home 
By Alena BotrosMarch 26, 2024
Fed chair Jerome Powell.
Finance
Inflation is now ‘moving more sideways than down’—and it could keep the Fed from cutting rates anytime soon 
By Dylan Sloan and Alena BotrosMarch 12, 2024
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly’s unlikely rise from high school drop-out to inflation fighter: ‘I’m short, I’m female, I’m gay, and I come from a crooked path background’
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San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly’s unlikely rise from high school drop-out to inflation fighter: ‘I’m short, I’m female, I’m gay, and I come from a crooked path background’
By Emma Hinchliffe and Joey AbramsMarch 5, 2024
Fed chair Powell says the Federal Reserve remains on track to cut interest rates 3 times this year
Finance
Fed chair Powell says the Federal Reserve remains on track to cut interest rates 3 times this year
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressFebruary 5, 2024
Brian Moynihan, chief executive officer of Bank of America Corp
Finance
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan isn’t worried if rates don’t come down—for the bank that could even be a ‘good thing’
By Eleanor PringleJanuary 16, 2024
An illustration of a piggy bank with a bandage over the cracks
Finance
Welcome to the era of ‘normalization’: Why Wall Street is convinced consumers will get comfortable with some economic pains in 2024
By Eleanor PringleDecember 26, 2023
Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs
Finance
Goldman Sachs’ chief economist says the market may be getting ahead of itself on rate cuts—and decreases won’t come as soon as people hope
By Eleanor PringleDecember 11, 2023
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