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Fed Chair Jerome Powell signals path to rate cuts

Fed Chair Jerome Powell signals path to rate cuts in Jackson Hole speech

"That's about as clear cut as Powell can get that he has shifted his view since July and is leaning toward a cut in September," said Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, in an ...

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Powell Sends Strongest Signal Yet That Interest Rate Cuts Are Coming

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Fed Chair Jerome Powell signals possible rate cut, sending stocks sharply higher

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Our Jackson Hole speech

Walmart’s CEO Doug McMillon didn’t hold back on the impact of tariffs on his company’s earnings call yesterday — costs were increasing by the week, he said.

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Bitcoin dips ahead of Fed chair’s remarks at Jackson Hole

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TSX opens at record high as investors await Powell's Jackson Hole speech

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Fed Chair Jerome Powell Signals September Rate Cut in Jackson Hole Speech, Saying ‘Balance of Risks’ Is Shifting From Inflation to Layoffs

Trump, who promised much lower mortgage rates during his campaign, has for months demanded dramatic cuts to the Fed's policy rate, at various points threatening to fire or sue Powell in his attempts ...

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Stocks in holding pattern as traders await Powell speech

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Jerome Powell hints long-awaited rate cuts are coming soon — the first during Trump’s term

The job market is on such shaky ground that the Federal Reserve may soon need to cut interest rates to support the economy, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Friday at a key central banking forum.

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Powell opens door to interest rate cut, citing labor markets

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell carefully opened the door to an interest-rate cut in September, pointing to rising risks for the labor market even as worries over inflation remain.

Powell's Jackson Hole address fires up markets with dovish tilt

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's closely watched Jackson Hole speech on Friday boosted optimism in markets that the U.S. central bank is poised to ease rates, sending investors to pile into riskier assets and interest-rate-sensitive sectors.

Powell suggests rate cuts are coming — but not because Trump demanded them

The Fed may need to cut rates at its next meeting due to growing risks to the economy, including some “unusual” behavior in the job market that could become a cause for concern, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Friday.