NEW YORK/LONDON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates further to ensure inflation is contained, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Friday ...

Yesterday, Jay Powell and the FOMC gave us their decision ... First, these are two separate questions because, as always, the market response to news is not just about the news itself.

The stock market reacted, of course, but the reaction seems somewhat muted given the significance of Powell’s words. If you are a regular reader, you will know that very often the market ...

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Fed chief Jerome Powell noted some softening in consumer ... Keep in mind that the market often has a day two Fed reaction that reverses the day one move. Also, the volatile sell-off and news ...

If the White House wanted a test of how firing Jerome Powell would go over in the markets, it succeeded on Monday. U.S. stocks and the dollar plunged while yields on long-term Treasurys climbed ...

joins the Market Domination team in discussing today's market reactions and what to expect from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's two days of testimony before Congress this week.

While progress has been made in lowering inflation and cooling the labor market, Powell said “elevated inflation is not the only risk we face.” Reducing policy restraint too late or too little ...

In Trump’s first term, he considered removing the central bank chief after Powell raised interest rates repeatedly but backed off those threats after negative market reaction — a factor that ...

Earnings updates and market reactions for FedEx ... We're going to pick up Talking Fed, though. Jerome Powell and company got together to take a look at the economy that gave us thoughts on ...