Wall Street’s Post-Election Market Euphoria Is Cooling Down
After a post-election risk-taking binge, stock investors sobered up this week as Jerome Powell’s go-slow message on ...
The Fed may slow the pace of rate cuts next year, says Morgan Stanley Wealth's Ellen Zentner
Ellen Zentner, chief economic strategist at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, joins CNBC's 'Closing Bell Overtime' to discuss ...
Stocks tumble on Wall Street as the ‘Trump bump’ fades and vaccine makers sink
U.S. stocks suffered their worst loss since election day as the boost from Donald Trump's victory and a Federal Reserve ...
How the Fed's Rate Cuts Will Affect Your Money—And What to Do About It
The Federal Reserve delivered its second interest rate cut in a row to boost the economy and prevent a rise in unemployment, but it may take a while for consumers to see its effects.
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Former Fed economist talks risks to NEO's post-election economy
“When you have a new administration and they want to have some sort of fiscal policy initiative that could alter growth ...
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'Rates will be a lot lower’ in 12-18 months, Goolsbee says
The Chicago Fed chief said as long as inflation continues down toward the central bank’s 2% goal, interest rates will keep ...
Relief from higher rates is uncertain, as Fed signals slower move on cuts
Fed watchers see a greater chance the central bank may skip a rate cut at its last meeting of the year in December.
Boston Fed President says December rate cut isn’t a ‘done deal’Boston Fed President says December rate cut isn’t a ‘done deal’
Boston Fed President Susan Collins said it was too soon to say whether the Fed should cut interest rates next month.
Richmond Fed’s Barkin expects inflation will fall into next year, hints at slowing rate-cut pace
Richmond Fed president Tom Barkin said Friday that he expects inflation will continue to drop into next year and hinted at ...
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Mortgage Predictions: The Fed Isn't Hurrying to See Lower Rates
The Fed has two main objectives: maintain maximum employment and contain inflation. Although one single data point is never ...