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Fed expected to stick with regular-sized rate cut after hot inflation data
A jump in U.S. wholesale prices last month looks to have all but erased the possibility that the Federal Reserve will deliver a jumbo-sized half-percentage-point interest rate cut in September, though expectations for a quarter-percentage-point move next month,
Fed rate cuts might not stimulate the economy very much: DataTrek
President Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent have been pushing for aggressive Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts. But one Wall Street strategist warned that even if the Fed delivers, it might not do much to stimulate the economy.
Growth, inflation and jobs data don’t signal rates cuts. Yet the odds of a quarter-point September cut are at just under 100% ...
Futures markets are also expecting a rate cut. Investors peg the chances of a quarter-point interest rate cut at nearly 96%, ...
Treasuries moved lower after a reading of inflation at the production level came in stronger than expected, prompting traders ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said interest rates should be substantially lower than they are now, and he believes there ...
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly has pushed back against the need for an interest rate cut of 50 basis points at the ...
The Federal Reserve is poised to lower interest rates in September. But signs of stickier inflation could limit how much ...
The Treasury Secretary insists he's not issuing orders, but he reiterated the math for a neutral rate points to a 150-basis ...
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly pushed back against the need for an interest-rate cut of a half percentage point, or 50 ...
San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly has pushed back against the need for an interest rate cut of 50 basis ...
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