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Fed Chair Jerome Powell stands in front of reporters at a news conference
Finance
Top economists think the Fed will hike rates just one more time before easing the pressure in 2024
By Eleanor PringleMarch 30, 2023
2 Fed bosses says interest rates will go above 5%—but when and by how much remains a mystery
Finance
2 Fed bosses says interest rates will go above 5%—but when and by how much remains a mystery
By Catarina Saraiva, Steve Matthews and BloombergJanuary 10, 2023
The Fed’s monetary policy is not the only tool to control inflation–and certainly not the best
Commentary
The Fed’s monetary policy is not the only tool to control inflation–and certainly not the best
By Ron Temple and Apratim GautamNovember 4, 2022
Jerome Powell
Finance
The Fed hikes interest rates again by 75 basis points but hints at a break in the future
By Jonnelle Marte and BloombergNovember 2, 2022
The Fed may be running out of ammunition–but U.S. banks have never been healthier. It’s time to admit Dodd-Frank is paying off
Commentary
The Fed may be running out of ammunition–but U.S. banks have never been healthier. It’s time to admit Dodd-Frank is paying off
By Til SchuermannOctober 19, 2022
Meet the globe-trotting ‘money doctor’ who has helped slay inflation all over the world—and is convinced the Fed is botching the job here in the U.S.
Finance
Meet the globe-trotting ‘money doctor’ who has helped slay inflation all over the world—and is convinced the Fed is botching the job here in the U.S.
By Shawn TullyOctober 8, 2022
Top economist Steve Hanke says the ‘incompetent’ Fed is on a fast track to cause a terrible recession
Finance
Top economist Steve Hanke says the ‘incompetent’ Fed is on a fast track to cause a terrible recession
By Shawn TullyOctober 5, 2022
Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
Finance
The Fed raises interest rates by 75 basis points for the third time this year
By Matthew Boesler and BloombergSeptember 21, 2022
Jerome Powell
Commentary
America’s small businesses are fighting for access to capital. Here’s what Fed rate hikes mean for the communities I took a 6,000-mile road trip across the country to visit
By Randy GarrettSeptember 16, 2022
More than a million women have left the workforce. The Fed needs to consider them as it defines ‘full employment’
Commentary
More than a million women have left the workforce. The Fed needs to consider them as it defines ‘full employment’
By Katica RoySeptember 6, 2022
Consumer sentiment matters more than inflation and unemployment numbers–and it has never been so bad for so long
Commentary
Consumer sentiment matters more than inflation and unemployment numbers–and it has never been so bad for so long
By Christos MakridisAugust 26, 2022
Michael Burry leaning on a wall
Finance
High inflation will last for years amid global turmoil, hedge funder famous from ‘The Big Short’ says
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJuly 6, 2022
a photo of Ben Bernanke pointing
Finance
Ben Bernanke helped the U.S. recover after 2008 and now sees huge warning signs on inflation, stagflation and student debt
By Andrew MarquardtMay 16, 2022
The bond market’s inflation prediction is mixed: Sky-high into 2023, but tapering in the years beyond
Finance
The bond market’s inflation prediction is mixed: Sky-high into 2023, but tapering in the years beyond
By Shawn TullyApril 13, 2022
100 US dollar bills flowing out of a facet
Finance
Inflation jumps 8.5% to a 40-year high—and a Johns Hopkins economist says the Fed is wrong about the causes
By Shawn TullyApril 13, 2022
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