(Bloomberg) -- Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said there are no “red lights flashing” for the financial system, and reiterated her view that the US economy has reached a soft landing even as ...
What they haven’t done is kill it. Biden, Yellen, and the Federal Reserve want a “soft landing.” They are after a magic formula that will quell inflation and avoid a recession. They will be ...
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that she believes the U.S. economy is healthy and that recent months of cooler jobs data is a signal of a soft landing, not a recession. Yellen said the U.S ...
But she also warned the U.S. needs to stay on track. 'Risks remain, but the data suggest that we’re on the path to a soft ...
At WSJ's CEO Council Summit, the Treasury secretary tells Nick Timiraos that she thinks continued economic growth with weakening inflation is the most likely outcome for the U.S. economy.
A soft landing and achievement of the 2% inflation ... with former Fed Chair and current U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen telling CNBC last December that it would make sense for the Fed ...
WASHINGTON: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says there are no “red lights flashing” for the financial system, and reiterates her view that the US economy has reached a soft landing even as job ...