Jerome Powell Fed Policies

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Trump, Powell

Trump urgently wants Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. That won't happen this week, economists say.

Despite such criticism, Powell has maintained his stance that no immediate rate cuts are necessary given that the economy remains solid.

· 5h · on MSN

Jerome Powell has a chance to appease Trump with a rate cut, so will he? Not likely

· 7h

Powell Under Siege as Fed Plans to Stand Pat on Rate Cuts

· 12h

Federal Reserve Likely to Stand Pat on Rates This Week, Deepening the Gulf Between Powell and Trump

The Federal Reserve is expected to leave its short-term interest rate unchanged on Wednesday for the fifth straight meeting, a move that will likely underscore the deep divide between how Chair Jerome...

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Fears percolate through cafes over U.S. tariffs on Brazil coffee

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Jill On Money: What Trump vs. Powell means for you

· 19h

Trump vs. the Fed: Should interest rates drop?

U.S. unemployment remains low with joblessness at 4.1% in June, below the 5.4% historical norm.

· 1d

Trump is quietly changing the Fed, even without firing Powell

The National Interest · 1d

Jerome Powell and the Myth of Federal Reserve Independence

6hon MSN

Fed's policy toolkit may be headed for fundamental changes

A U.S. senator's recent push to strip the Federal Reserve of a key aspect of how it controls interest rates and the battle over who will succeed Fed Chair Jerome Powell point to a future where some of the tools policymakers use to influence the economy come under greater scrutiny.

1hon MSN

The Fed's Two-Day Policy Meeting Kicked Off Tuesday—What You Need To Know

Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve kicked off its two-day policy meeting Tuesday.The Fed is widely expected to keep its key interest rate at 4.25% to 4.5%, the same as it has been since December.President Donald Trump has demanded the Fed cut rates,

Fed Chair Powell Opens Conference Without a Word on Monetary Policy

In opening a Federal Reserve conference on banking regulation on Tuesday, Chair Jerome Powell skipped making any controversy or news, as expected. Powell’s brief prepared remarks gave no monetary-policy hints and,