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Trump mulls a ‘shadow’ Fed chair as he rips Powell on rate cuts. Is the president right?
President Trump certainly thinks so. He’s pounding the table for immediate rate cuts, and two of the central bank’s five governors agree. In a rare public break, they said it would make sense to start reducing rates as soon as their next meeting in July, not months down the road as Fed chair Jerome Powell has suggested.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is standing by his wait-and-see message on interest rates despite Trump's pressure and ...
Trump is urging the Fed to cut rates to save the U.S. government money on its interest payments affixed to the vast national ...
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ANALYSIS: President Trump has said he may move up the announcement of Powell's replacement, with analysts looking for public ...
Powell said when it comes to taking the interest on reserve power away, "there's an illusion that it would save money. That ...
U.S. stocks have recovered nearly all the losses from April’s lows with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite just shy of new ...
Interest rates may have fallen this year, if not for the uncertainty and higher costs created by President Donald Trump's ...
Powell said the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates until the impact of tariffs on inflation is clearer.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to appear before Congress this week for his semiannual update on the economy and ...
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