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Federal Reserve official Michelle Bowman calls for rate cuts as soon as July
Federal Reserve vice-chair for financial supervision Michelle Bowman has called for a rate cut as soon as July, saying President Donald Trump’s trade war would have a smaller effect on inflation than some economists fear.
Nevin Freeman, co-founder of Reserve, previews Monetarium two’s dual agenda: preserving the US dollar versus designing new ...
M2 money stock has plateaued since April 2022, with excess liquidity idling in the banking system. Find out the impact of M2 ...
President Trump’s tariffs present the Federal Reserve with two conflicting challenges,” observes The Wall Street Journal’s ...
The U.S. economy is mostly in good shape but that isn’t saving Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell from a spell of angst.
The Federal Reserve has decided to maintain its benchmark interest rate in the 4.25% to 4.5% range, resisting political ...
The Federal Reserve's monetary policy group is widely expected to keep rates unchanged, but markets still have many questions ...
Mad Money' host Jim Cramer breaks out the blackboard for a lesson on the Federal Reserve; what it does, who it impacts, and why you should care.
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