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The Fed’s probably going to hold rates steady for longer than expected. But even when that awaited rate cut comes, it may not be all that cathartic
By
Allie Garfinkle
April 18, 2024
Finance
Jerome Powell pumped the brakes on rate cuts, but Goldman still eyes a soft landing because of the strong job market
By
Paolo Confino
April 17, 2024
Finance
Powell threatens to keep interest rates high ‘as long as needed’ as recent data show it’s ‘likely to take longer than expected’ for inflation to fall
By
Christopher Rugaber
and
The Associated Press
April 17, 2024
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
Bloomberg
April 16, 2024
Finance
Fed Chair Jerome Powell has an ‘unfriendly’ message for markets: You might not be getting any rate cuts this year
By
Will Daniel
April 16, 2024
Finance
The U.S. economy is looking red-hot this year while China is showing signs of fatigue, top economists say
By
Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez
April 16, 2024
Finance
Another top Fed official warns of higher-for-longer interest rates: ‘Sustainably restoring 2% inflation is not yet done’
By
Christopher Rugaber
and
The Associated Press
April 16, 2024
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 Ma
April 14, 2024
Finance
Producer price index rises at fastest pace in nearly a year as storm of bad inflation news mounts—but economist see a silver lining
By
Paul Wiseman
and
The Associated Press
April 11, 2024
Finance
A growing chorus of Fed officials and Wall Street analysts say this will be a year with few rate cuts—or possibly none at all
By
Paolo Confino
April 10, 2024
Finance
Federal Reserve minutes reveal that all 19 officials were bracing for another hot inflation read
By
Christopher Rugaber
and
The Associated Press
April 10, 2024
Finance
‘Disinflation is out, and inflation is in’ after a hotter than expected March CPI report, experts say
By
Will Daniel
April 10, 2024
Finance
Inflation still hot in March, giving pause to Fed as it weighs whether to cut rates this year
By
Christopher Rugaber
and
The Associated Press
April 10, 2024
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
Bloomberg
April 6, 2024
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 Press
April 6, 2024
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