The FOMC permanent voting committee and New York Federal Reserve President Williams will deliver a speech in ten minutes.
Goolsbee, president of the Chicago Fed, issued a stark warning: "Political interference will lead to runaway inflation and rising unemployment". But Trump said there was little inflation in the US and "Mr. Too Late" should cut interest rates. Click to view...
According to Coinpaprika, Susan Collins, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, said that the Federal Reserve is ready to step in to stabilize the financial marekt if necessary. While market conditions are stable and there are no widespread concerns about liquidity, the Federal Reserve has a variety of tools at its disposal to deal with potential market volatility. Collins stressed that while interest rate cuts are not the main solution to liquidity problems, other established tools ca...
Reserve Bank of Australia President Stephen Block will hold a monetary policy press conference in ten minutes.
Reserve Bank of Australia President Brock: The economy may be stronger than it appears.
Reserve Bank of Australia President Brock: We must be cautious in terms of policy and avoid moving too far in advance.
Reserve Bank of Australia President Bullock: The committee did not discuss a rate cut.
Reserve Bank of Australia President Brock: The committee has not yet made up its mind on the May interest rate decision.
Reserve Bank of Australia President Brock: I disagree with the market's expectations for the future path of interest rate cuts.
Reserve Bank of Australia President Bullock: The economy may be stronger than it appears, and the committee did not discuss a rate cut.
The FOMC's permanent voting committee and New York Federal Reserve President Williams will speak in ten minutes.
The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is reviewing the Trump administration's executive order on financial regulators, said Mousalem, chairperson of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FOMC 2025). The US banking system is strong and the capital position is good.
Chicago Fed President Bill Goolsbee said interest rates would still fall "quite a bit" and the labour market appeared to be reaching full employment. Click to view...
Chicago Federal Reserve President Goolsbee said the Federal Reserve must be cautious in cutting interest rates due to economic uncertainty. He noted in a radio interview that despite strong consumer spending and economic growth, there are concerns that inflation could rise again. Goolsbee stressed that fiscal decisions affecting prices and employment need to be carefully evaluated. He also warned that it could be difficult to distinguish inflation from temporary effects such as economic overheat...
Raphael Bostic, president of the Atlanta Fed, said policymakers should be cautious about keeping interest rates high in order to achieve their price stability goal, given the patchy progress in fighting inflation. In a podcast recorded on December 9 and released on Tuesday, Bostic said he expected inflation to continue to decline gradually this year and reach the Fed's 2 percent target as soon as possible.