Jerome Powell warns that Trump’s tariffs could drive inflation higher and slow economic growth. The Federal Reserve is ...

Economists have predicted that the tariffs could throw the U.S. into a recession. Trump’s plan has been interpreted around ...

Most economists, and the Federal Reserve, now expect inflation to tick higher this year as a result of the tariffs. Fed Chair Jerome Powell last week said elevated inflation from the tariffs could ...

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, speaking on March 19 after a two-day monetary policy meeting, downplayed rising consumer pessimism about short-term inflation, noting that mid- and long-term ...

Last month’s release revealed a surprise jump in inflation to 3% in the year to January. Analysts had forecast the headline figure to read 2.8% ahead of the release. Follow us today and tomorrow ...

Investors’ fears regarding the outcome of tariffs calmed down last week as Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell said inflation sparked by tariffs would only be "transitory." U.S. Treasury yields ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell may have surprised investors with some of his comments at the press conference following the Fed's March meeting. When discussing how Trump's tariffs will impact inflation ...

It came from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who told reporters Wednesday his "base case" is that higher inflation stemming from President Trump's tariffs will be "transitory" — reviving memories of ...

Fresh inflation data, housing market data, and earnings from meme stock GameStop (GME ... Following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments last week, market watchers are scheduled to hear from ...

Dow Update | Dow Jones plunges 530 pts, S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite follow suit as Fed Chair Jerome Powell remains committed to fight red-hot inflation The three main US stock market indices — the Dow ...

Indeed, investors may not have learned much from the central bank and Powell's remarks given that economists have already begun forecasting weaker growth and higher inflation as the U.S. moves to ...