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The general consensus that unless the duties are negotiated lower, they will take growth down to near-zero or perhaps even into recession, while putting core inflation in 2025 north of 3%.
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US bond traders have moved to price in a burst of inflation from Donald Trump’s tariff war, piling pressure on the Federal Reserve as it seeks to cut interest rates to support an economy that is being...
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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.
'Do the right thing': Trump calls on Federal Reserve to cut rate to let tariffs 'ease their way into the economy'. Here's how interest rates and tariffs can impact your ...
High interest rates have been battering consumers for years. And there's been a lot of pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower its benchmark interest rate, since that should result in lower consumer borrowing costs across the board.
Federal Reserve chief says Trump tariffs likely to raise inflation and slow US economic growth
The Trump administration’s expansive new tariffs will likely lead to higher inflation and slower growth, and the Federal Reserve will focus on keeping price increases temporary, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Friday.
Inflation fears add to pressure on Federal Reserve
US bond traders have moved to price in a burst of inflation from President Donald Trump’s tariff war, piling pressure on the Federal Reserve as it seeks to cut interest rates to
Traders Dial Up Bets on Rate Cuts
President Trump’s trade war has traders scaling up their bets on interest-rate cuts. Federal-fund futures now show that traders see a 59% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut rates by at least a percentage-point this year,
Powell sees tariffs raising inflation and says Fed will wait before further rate moves
Powell said the Fed faces a “highly uncertain outlook” because of the new reciprocal levies the president announced Wednesday
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Trump pressures the Federal Reserve president: "stop playing politics and cut interest rates"
Jerome Powell says that "the impact of tariffs will be greater than expected" and there is a risk of "more inflation and slower growth," causing markets to sink even further.. The trade war unilaterally launched by the United States against the rest of the world has shaken the markets and evaporated trillions of dollars,
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Dollar's Reserve Status Losing Ground to Gold and Other Currencies
The U.S. dollar's status as the global reserve currency continues to erode, with gold and “non-traditional” reserve currencies gaining ground.
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Fed leaves interest rates unchanged, but forecasts future cuts
The Federal Reserve took a wait-and-see approach to an uncertain US economy Wednesday, opting to leave interest rates unchanged at the close of its March meeting. That decision leaves the ...
K-12 schools must sign certification against DEI to receive federal money, administration says
Schools and states that use illegal DEI practices can face a loss of federal money, including grants and contracts, and can be held liable under the False Claims Act, according to the certification. It specifically threatens Title I funding, which sends billions of dollars a year to America’s schools and targets low-income areas.
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4 Money Moves You Should Make ASAP Now That the Fed Has Paused Rates
A rate pause means there's still time to score a high annual percentage yield, or APY, on a CD. Banks tend to follow the Fed's lead when setting CD rates, so we're likely to see APYs hold steady for the time being.
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Understanding the federal funds rate: What it is and how it affects your wallet
Below, CNBC Select explains how and why the Federal Reserve sets this rate, and how it affects the economy, as well as your own money. Federal regulations require financial institutions to keep a ...
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How to watch Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech Friday, April 4
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to comment on the state of the economy at a speech scheduled for Friday, April 4.
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Money: Fuss Over the Federal Reserve
Martin and the six other governors of the Federal Reserve manipulate the levers that control the nation’s money supply and interest rates. Today, as a result of their actions, money is tight and ...
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says Trump tariffs likely to raise inflation and slow US economic growth
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) — Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says Trump tariffs likely to raise inflation and slow US economic growth. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
The federal government is phasing out paper checks. Here's who will be affected.
Many Americans have moved away from writing personal checks since the Covid pandemic as they embrace contactless and digital payment methods.
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