The U.S. central bank will be in no rush to cut interest rates while it waits for more clarity on how the policies of the new Trump administration affect the economy, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said at an economic forum in New York City on Friday.
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are rising Friday as the stock market digests the February jobs report after another tariff-related selloff on Thursday.
The US central bank will be in no rush to cut interest rates while it waits for more clarity on how the policies of the new Trump administration affect the economy, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Friday.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on Friday that the Trump administration's tariffs would likely raise prices for U.S. shoppers and retailers.The scale and duration of the tariffs remain unclear but a portion of the taxes on imports will probably reach consumers,
Although President Donald Trump nominated Jerome Powell to chair the Federal Reserve, he has made clear that once Powell’s term ends in 2026, he will nominate someone else. Trump’s desire for low interest rates may not coincide with Powell’s direction if inflation rises.
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell flagged high uncertainty Friday surrounding President Donald Trump's economic policies and their effects, maintaining that the central bank need not rush to adju
2don MSN
With markets nervous over Trump's proposals for tariffs and other issues, Powell reiterated statements he and his colleagues have made recently counseling patience on monetary pol
The Fed chair reassured an audience at the University of Chicago the economy was in a “good place” despite “elevated uncertainty.”
1d
The Mirror US on MSNFederal Reserve chairman issues devastating 8-word warning to Donald TrumpJerome Powell, who was appointed the chair of the Federal Reserve by President Donald Trump in 2017, during his first term as president, has admitted the tariffs will cause inflation to rise
7hon MSN
U.S. stock futures fell Sunday, as President Donald Trump offered little reassurance after the S&P 500 had its worst week since September.
The Federal Reserve is likely to keep its key interest rate unchanged in the coming months as it waits for widespread “uncertainty” stemming from President Donald Trump's policies to resolve, Chair Jerome Powell said in written remarks to be delivered Friday in New York.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results