Global stock indexes mostly fell

Global stock indexes mostly fell and Treasury yields rose on Wednesday as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the fight to lower inflation still has a long way to

Fed Chair Powell calls inflation 'too high' and warns that 'we are

Powell says Federal Reserve is more confident inflation is slowing

Following the vital decision from

Following the vital decision from the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates by another 25 bps, Fed Chair Jerome Powell spoke on the current inflation fight and assures

Fed’s Jerome Powell Turns Dial Toward Interest-Rate Cut Later This

The decision leaves the Fed’s benchmark short-term rate at a range of 4.25% to 4.5% for a third straight meeting. The central bank lowered the rate by a percentage point late last year as a

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday called for more vigilance in the fight against inflation, warning that additional interest rate increases could be yet to come.

Fed chair Jerome Powell cites 'uncertainty' as central bank holds

FED Chair Jerome Powell Talks Continued Inflation Fight, Says the

Fed chief Jerome Powell says inflation fight still has a 'long way' to

Fed ‘Well Positioned’ to Wait on Rate Cuts - The New York Times

Speech by Chair Powell on the economic outlook - Federal

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Hace 2 días The Fed is not facing any economic trade-off just yet, bolstering officials’ confidence that they can afford to be patient about rate cuts. At the May meeting, Jerome H. Powell, the

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he was pleased with how inflation had resumed a downtrend following a rebound at the start of the year but said it was too soon

Chair Jerome Powell said the Federal Reserve is becoming more convinced that inflation is headed back to its 2% target and said the Fed would cut rates before the pace

Disinflation while preserving labor market

Disinflation while preserving labor market strength is only possible with anchored inflation expectations, which reflect the public's confidence that the central bank will