Tag: Monetary policy

The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge is expected to hit a seven-month low, a sign that price pressures are starting to ease. This slowdown is reflected in the core personal consumption expenditures price index,...

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made it clear during a recent Senate committee hearing that there are no immediate plans to cut borrowing costs, citing a robust job market and ongoing inflation as reasons...

In the world of finance, decisions made by central banks can have a ripple effect on economies and individuals alike. Recently, a Bank of England rate-setter has made headlines by suggesting that the threat...

The Bank of England recently made a significant announcement that has caught the attention of investors, economists, and the general public alike. In a move that surprised many, the central bank decided to cut...

Powell Stresses Caution in Adjusting US Fed RatesIn a recent press conference, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell reiterated the central bank's commitment to maintaining its current policy stance, emphasizing that there is no rush...

US inflation seems to be holding steady, and consumer spending doesn't show any signs of slowing down. This situation is making the Federal Reserve more cautious about cutting interest rates. Even though inflation has...

The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to maintain its key interest rate at a 13-year high as it deals with slow disinflation and global risks, such as the tight US election. Economists predict...

UK borrowing costs have surged to their highest level since the last general election, as investors brace for the upcoming budget announcement by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The yield on 10-year UK government bonds rose...