Fed Chair Jerome Powell: 'No hurry' to adjust monetary policy
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is on Capitol Hill Tuesday for the first of two hearings he will testify in this week.
Fed Chair Shows Little Urgency to Lower Rates
Jerome H. Powell testifies as inflation risks are resurfacing, regulatory changes are in flux and the Federal Reserve’s ...
Powell tells US Congress Fed still in no rush to lower interest rates, well positioned for risks
It is likely to hold rates steady until it sees more progress on lowering inflation as it awaits more details on Trump plans.
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Focus on reducing inflation, no rush to cut interest rates: Fed Chair Powell
Despite Fed rate cuts, mortgage rates have remained high—a trend Powell acknowledged but attributed to long-term bond yields ...
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Powell signals Fed will keep rates steady as US economy remains strong
Powell stated that the current policy stance, with the federal funds rate between 4.25 percent and 4.5 percent, allows for ...
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Powell signals patience on interest rate cuts, citing strong economy
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank doesn’t need to rush to adjust interest rates, again signaling that officials will be patient before lowering borrowing costs further. “With ...
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Powell tells congress Fed still in no rush to lower rates
We know that reducing policy restraint too fast or too much could hinder progress on inflation,' he said. 'At the same time, ...
Powell says Federal Reserve in no rush to lower rates
United States Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell said the central bank doesn’t need to rush to adjust interest rates, again signalling that officials will be patient before lowering borrowing costs ...
Powell testimony as it happened - Fed chair gives few clues on next rate move and avoids being drawn on response to Trump policies
Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell is quizzed by members of Congress about interest rates, the outlook for the economy and the ...
Republic’s guidelines on restraining children at school ‘fall short of what is needed’
The Children’s Ombudsman said the complaints process was ‘not sufficiently robust’ to deal with complaints about restraint.
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The tariff wars have begun - buckle up
While the White House is claiming Canada's pledge to spend $1.3bn (£1bn) on a border protection plan has given it diplomatic ...