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Fed debate on September rate cut to turn on inflation, jobs data
A jump in wholesale prices is likely to bolster concerns among Federal Reserve policymakers that rising inflation remains a risk, intensifying debate over the wisdom of a rate cut at their September meeting and leaving the tension between the U.
Trump says the Fed should cut interest rates but doesn’t say how much. Bessent does.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday morning made his latest call for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates following July’s inflation report. But the president didn’t say by how much. Markets got a clue into the administration’s thinking by the end of the day,
The rate-sensitive U.S. 2 Year Treasury yield (US2Y) jumped up on Thursday, as it reacted sharply to the hotter-than-expected ...
Wholesale prices increased in July at the quickest pace since February as economists are keeping a sharp eye on inflation data amid President Trump’s trade war. The 0.9-percent monthly increase — ...
US stocks declined on Thursday after wholesale-level inflation increased more than anticipated, interrupting a recent rally ...
In the early hours of trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 31.4 points, or 0.07%, settling at 44,890.84. The S&P ...
A fresh reading on inflation showed tariffs are pushing goods prices higher for Americans, creating a dilemma for the Federal ...
Economists broadly expect inflation to remain well above the central bank’s 2 percent target through the end of the year.
U.S. inflation was unchanged in July as rising prices for some imported goods were balanced by falling gas and grocery prices ...
The July inflation report is crucial for markets. Sources say both a too-hot and a too-cold CPI reading would be a concern for the economy.
Treasuries moved lower after a reading of inflation at the production level came in stronger than expected, prompting traders ...
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