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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
Finance
Fed official sees July rate cut ‘unlikely,’ sticking with Powell’s view that coming months will be moment of truth for tariffs’ effect on inflation
By Paolo ConfinoJuly 1, 2025
This summer will be decisive for the economy and Wall Street 
Finance
This summer will be decisive for the economy and Wall Street 
By Jason MaJune 30, 2025
Michelle Bowman, vice chair for supervision at the US Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Lisa Cook, governor of the US Federal Reserve, and Adriana Kugler, governor of the US Federal Reserve, left to right, during the Federal Reserve Board open meeting in Washington, DC, US, on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
Finance
 Investors piled out of U.S. bond funds in Q2, but long-term Treasuries may soon get relief
By Greg McKennaJune 29, 2025
A shadow Fed chief could lead to a ‘revolt’ at the FOMC against Powell’s successor, former vice chair warns
Finance
A shadow Fed chief could lead to a ‘revolt’ at the FOMC against Powell’s successor, former vice chair warns
By Jason MaJune 28, 2025
Big banks all pass the Fed’s less vigorous stress tests, clearing the way for dividends and buybacks
Finance
Big banks all pass the Fed’s less vigorous stress tests, clearing the way for dividends and buybacks
By Ken Sweet and The Associated PressJune 28, 2025
Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve.
Economy
Rate debate among the Fed has analysts questioning who’s ‘auditioning’ for Powell’s job already
By Eleanor PringleJune 26, 2025
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
Newsletters
The three issues keeping Fed Chair Jerome Powell up at night
By Sheryl EstradaJune 25, 2025
Stocks rise after ceasefire between Israel and Iran, even as Fed Chair Jerome Powell holds off on rate cuts
Finance
Stocks rise after ceasefire between Israel and Iran, even as Fed Chair Jerome Powell holds off on rate cuts
By Leo SchwartzJune 24, 2025
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell
Finance
The Fed won’t lower rates like Trump wants because it sees ‘meaningful’ inflation spike later this year
By Paolo ConfinoJune 24, 2025
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell
Cybersecurity
Jerome Powell says Fed is ‘on alert’ for possible Iranian cyberattacks because ‘we’re a target as well’
By Paolo ConfinoJune 24, 2025
Federal Reserve governor Michelle Bowman says bank should consider cutting rate in July because tariff effects may be smaller than expected
Economy
Federal Reserve governor Michelle Bowman says bank should consider cutting rate in July because tariff effects may be smaller than expected
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressJune 24, 2025
Fed’s Daly says next rate cut more likely in the fall
Economy
Fed’s Daly says next rate cut more likely in the fall
By Christopher Condon and BloombergJune 21, 2025
Fed governor breaks ranks and says rate cuts could resume next month to prevent further cracks in the job market
Economy
Fed governor breaks ranks and says rate cuts could resume next month to prevent further cracks in the job market
By Nino PaoliJune 21, 2025
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney smiles and looks to his right as he greets U.S. President Donald Trump, who stands straight and opens his mouth.
Finance
Canadians snapped up U.S. debt in April despite Trump’s tariffs, but the bond selloff tanked its value
By Greg McKennaJune 21, 2025
Trump calls Fed chair Powell ‘stupid’ and ‘political’ after latest decision not to cut rates: ‘We have no inflation, we have only success’
Politics
Trump calls Fed chair Powell ‘stupid’ and ‘political’ after latest decision not to cut rates: ‘We have no inflation, we have only success’
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressJune 19, 2025
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