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Rich Kelly, head of global strategy at TD Securities, wrote in a research note that he expects the Fed to be more worried over job losses than inflation.
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On average imports may now carry a tax as high as 27%, Citi economists estimated, with higher levies on some types of goods and some countries and lower ones on others.
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What Do Trump's Tariffs Mean For the Federal Reserve's Fight Against Inflation?
The Federal Reserve's fight against inflation just got more complicated as President Donald Trump's tariffs could push up inflation and increase the chances of a recession, economists said.
The Federal Reserve is not likely to rescue markets and economy from tariff turmoil anytime soon
Should the president hold fast to his tougher-than-expected trade policy, there’s a material risk of at least near-term costs.
The Federal Reserve sees tariffs raising inflation this year and keeps key rate unchanged
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday and signaled that it still expects to cut rates twice this year.
With tariff details in hand, Fed now has to weigh inflation risks against blow to growth
U.S. Federal Reserve officials who've said they needed more details before estimating the economic impact of President Donald Trump's trade plans got perhaps more than they bargained for on Wednesday when he unveiled sweeping tariffs analysts say could dramatically reshuffle the country's economic outlook.
Trump tariffs expected to take effect
New tariffs from President Trump is expected to take effect overnight Tuesday into Wednesday. Kid Rock has revealed that comedian Bill Maher’s “mind was blown” after his White House sit down with President Donald Trump.
Morgan Stanley expects no rate cuts from the Fed this year
Morgan Stanley said on Thursday it expects the U.S Federal Reserve will not cut rates this year due to potential elevated inflation levels on the back of Trump's latest tariffs.
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Fed officials preach cautious policy approach amid tariff impact uncertainty
President Donald Trump’s tariff policy will likely raise costs for consumers and businesses, but its overall effect on the U.S. economy remains uncertain, which is why the Federal Reserve will continue its wait-and-see approach to adjusting monetary policy, two Fed officials said April 3.
Businesses are ‘on pause’ or ‘paralyzed’ until Washington’s ‘fog’ lifts, Fed’s Barkin says
The lack of uncertainty extends to the Fed, too, Barkin said. The central bank is unlikely to change interest rates until the fog starts to clear.
‘Catastrophic': Richmond Fed warns of economic challenges from federal layoffs
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond told Virginia lawmakers Wednesday that D.C., Maryland and Virginia could see significant economic challenges in the near future amid the mass federal layoffs. The Fed made a presentation to a special subcommittee that was created to address any economic fallout from federal layoffs and spending cuts.
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A look at real estate as Federal Reserve maintains interest rates
The Federal Reserve opted to maintain interest rates in its March 2025 meeting, following previous cuts, aimed at balancing inflation and economic growth. This stability supports steady mortgage rates and borrowing conditions in the real estate market.
The Independent6d
US inflation remained elevated last month as consumer spending recovered
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Nearly 10 million student loan borrowers risk credit hit due to late payments
Approximately 9.7 million student loan borrowers fell behind on their payments after the COVID-19 pandemic-era payment pause ended, according to a new estimate from the Federal Reserve Bank of New ...
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