The Fed's rate decision shows its focus has shifted from inflation to the labor market
"The Fed is more worried about the labor market and less concerned about inflation at this point," a Glenmede analyst said.
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The Fed says its long-awaited rate cut is apolitical, even close to the presidential election
The Federal Reserve’s first key interest rate cut in four years coincides with another major four-year event: the homestretch of the presidential election. Fed Chair Jerome Powell downplayed the ...
Fed Officials See Cooler Inflation Ahead This Year
Federal Reserve officials believe that inflation will cool faster than previously expected this year. In the summary of ...
Diverging Central Bank Strategies: Fed, BoE, and BoJ Face Inflation and Market Risks
While the Fed cuts rates, the BoE stays cautious, and the BoJ holds steady. Discover how each central bank is tackling ...
Paul Krugman: ‘We Beat Inflation.’ Here’s What the Fed Should Do Now.
The economist and New York Times Opinion columnist Paul Krugman makes the case for aggressive rate cuts by the Federal ...
Stock Market Today: Dow finishes above 42,000 for first time in history after Fed's big rate cut
The latest batch of quarterly forecasts from the Federal Reserve showed policy makers have had a change of heart since June ...
Transcript: Fed Chief Jerome Powell’s Postmeeting Press Conference
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discussed the central bank’s decision to cut interest rates by a half percentage point, ...