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Federal Reserve of Minneapolis president Neel Kashkari
Finance
Top Fed official calls for further interest rate cuts, focus on labor market
By Paolo ConfinoSeptember 23, 2024
Austan Goolsbee during the Obama administration. He is speaking at a podium in a suit.
Finance
Top Fed voice predicts ‘many more rate cuts’ in next year
By Catarina Saraiva, Miranda Davis and BloombergSeptember 23, 2024
The Fed thinks it’s won its inflation fight but most Americans are still unhappy with the economy
Finance
The Fed thinks it’s won its inflation fight but most Americans are still unhappy with the economy
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressSeptember 23, 2024
Jerome Powell speaks at podium
Finance
The Wall Street economist who nailed the Fed’s ‘joyous’ rate cut sees the same thing again
By Jason MaSeptember 21, 2024
Jamie Dimon speaks
Finance
Jamie Dimon is skeptical about a soft landing and says Fed rate cut won’t affect the election
By Katherine Doherty, Hannah Levitt and BloombergSeptember 21, 2024
Fed chair Jerome Powell motions with his right hand as he speaks at a podium.
Finance
Magnificent Seven stocks are riding high again after Fed cut
By Greg McKennaSeptember 20, 2024
Trump Media nosedives to record low on the first day Trump and other insiders can sell their shares
Tech
Trump Media nosedives to record low on the first day Trump and other insiders can sell their shares
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezSeptember 20, 2024
Raj Subramaniam, chief executive officer of FedEx, during the Business 20 (B-20) Summit in New Delhi last year.
Retail
Economic bellwether FedEx blames poor Q1 on darkening outlook for manufacturers
By Christiaan HetznerSeptember 20, 2024
Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell on September 18, 2024 in Washington, D.C. (Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
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Behaving like a projectile
By Andrew NuscaSeptember 20, 2024
A "We're Hiring" sign in Atlanta, Georgia, US, on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024. Inflation rates fell under 2% in Atlanta for the first time in almost four years and dropped significantly across the South, providing some relief to consumers, and potential voters, in regions that will be key to the outcome of the US presidential election. Photographer: Elijah Nouvelage/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Finance
Top market strategist sees ‘nirvana’ after Fed rate cut, new economic data
By Will DanielSeptember 19, 2024
Jerome Powell says the Fed can cut rates but it can’t fix the housing crisis
Finance
Jerome Powell says the Fed can cut rates but it can’t fix the housing crisis
By Alena BotrosSeptember 19, 2024
A man in the center of the image raises his right hand in a fist and shouts as fellow union members do the same or hold up signs calling for a strike against Boeing
Finance
Boeing stock sags despite Fed rally, company furloughs workers amid strike
By Greg McKennaSeptember 19, 2024
A man looks pumped outside the New York Stock Exchange
Finance
Jubilation sweeps global markets, Wall Street roars after interest rate relief
By Stan Choe and The Associated PressSeptember 19, 2024
Fed chairman Jerome Powell.
Finance
What the Fed rate cut means for investors
By Alicia AdamczykSeptember 19, 2024
The stock market dipped after a historic Fed rate cut. Here’s what the experts think
Finance
The stock market dipped after a historic Fed rate cut. Here’s what the experts think
By Will DanielSeptember 18, 2024
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