U.S. consumers are so fed up with rising prices they would rather see the economy shrink than watch their costs get any ...

Kashkari told Bloomberg that central bankers will do whatever is needed to bring inflation back down to the central bank’s 2% target—even if that means raising i Explore Our Brands WSJ ...

“Core services inflation — which is the stickiest of all —keeps climbing, and we keep getting surprised on the upside,” Kashkari said Tuesday during a panel discussion hosted by the Women ...

Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari said Friday he expects to see interest rates lower this year if the economic data continues to move in the same direction. In a CNBC interview ...

Kashkari's Fed insights hint at prolonged high mortgage rates, casting a shadow over homebuyers' hopes for relief.

Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari voiced concern about the impact it wold have on inflation and the broad economy. “If you just assume people are working - either working in ...

Neel Kashkari knows how to speak to markets in ways they can hear We are still in the early innings of a global interest-rate collapse. Falling global yields will drive Treasury yields lower and ...

A resilient economy and stalling progress on slowing inflation make the case for holding interest rates steady for some time, says Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari.

In keeping with his image of a youthful, media-savvy Federal Reserve bank president, the Minneapolis Fed's Neel Kashkari took to Medium Tuesday to discuss his reasoning for keeping interest rates ...

(Reuters) - Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari on Friday said fresh data published Friday shows the labor market is strong, and if inflation continues to cool, the U.S. central ...

Another negative for the dollar was Friday’s comments from Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari, who said falling inflation would allow the Fed to continue cutting rates “modestly.” ...