Currently, the Fed’s most consistent statement is that the Fed is IN A GOOD PLACE. Chair Powell follows this up by saying the Fed can be patient… and he elaborates that…it can either hold ...

when the Fed under his leadership cut rates three times due to the growth impact of trade wars." The economy "continues to be in a good place," Powell said, with ongoing if uneven progress on ...

“Despite elevated levels of uncertainty, the US economy continues to be in a good place,” Powell ... not just tariffs,” Powell said. St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem this week said ...

Waller, a Fed governor, added on Thursday that those gauges suggest “maybe things are not going be quite as good on the real side of the economy.” On Friday, however, Mr. Powell sought to ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday sent a clear signal that the central bank intends to hold interest rates steady and wants to see greater certainty about where the economy is headed ...

“We think it is also telling that Powell volunteered the example of 2019, when the Fed under his leadership cut rates three times due to the growth impact of trade wars.” The economy “continues to be ...

Japan’s central bank on Wednesday kept its key policy rate steady at 0.5% in a unanimous vote. The move, which was in line with market expectations, comes as the Bank of Japan ...

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates at its target range of 4.25% to 4.5%, but policymakers said they still see two rate cuts coming in 2025. Their economic outlook also called for higher ...

“Despite elevated levels of uncertainty, the US economy continues to be in a good place,” Powell said at an event Friday in New York hosted by the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discussed the central bank’s decision to maintain its benchmark federal-funds rate at around 4.3% during a press conference following the Fed’s latest ...

“Despite elevated levels of uncertainty, the US economy continues to be in a good place,” Powell said at an event ... stable and consistent” with the Fed’s goal of 2% inflation.