Federal Reserve Chair Powell deems it premature to discuss cutting rates and suggests the possibility of more hikes.

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell, in a speech at Spelman College in Atlanta, dismissed market expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts as premature. Powell emphasized that the Federal Open Market Committee intends to keep policy restrictive until inflation is solidly back to 2%. He also stated that they are prepared to tighten policy further…

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The new statement: A breakdown of the alterations made.

In a recent comparison, this article analyzes the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) statement released on Wednesday and compares it to the one issued after the Fed’s previous policymaking meeting in September. The purpose of this analysis is to highlight any changes or updates made in the new statement. One notable feature of the comparison…

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Interest Rate Decision: Fed’s Waller Advocates for a Patient Approach, Urging Officials to Observe and Evaluate

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller has stated that the central bank can wait before taking action on interest rates while it monitors progress in its efforts to tackle inflation. As the Fed prepares for its upcoming meeting, Waller is analyzing recent data to assess whether the bank’s measures are effectively reducing demand and slowing inflation,…

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