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This shows that the Trump administration is pursuing a very different policy on the Middle East from the previous administration. Trump's willingness to provide heavy weapons shows that he is ready to give Israel more freedom in the fight against Hamas. Click to view...
Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell said the Fed should not comment on tariff policy, and said it remained committed to its previous view that countries with free trade grew faster.
On February 10, Li Qiang chaired an executive meeting of the State Council to study policies and measures to resolve structural contradictions in key industries. The meeting pointed out that it is necessary to insist on making efforts from both the supply and demand sides, address both the symptoms and root causes to resolve structural contradictions in key industries, and promote the healthy development and quality upgrading of industries. It is necessary to optimize industrial layout, strength...
Trump's tariffs are widely expected to drive up inflation and make it harder for the Fed to keep it under control, with Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo expecting the Fed to cut interest rates twice this year, while Morgan Stanley joins Barclays and Macquarie in forecasting only one 25 basis point rate cut this year, citing uncertainty caused by President Trump's tariffs. The Federal Reserve also kept its benchmark overnight interest rate at 4.25% at its January policy meeting.
The Trump administration's aggressive tariff policies could lead to further inflation, but economic models suggest it will be a one-off increase in the price level rather than a long-term inflationary spiral. That could convince the Fed to be more patient in dealing with tariff-induced inflation, especially as the labor market continues to slow, said Jay Bryson, an economist at Wells Fargo. His view supports Wells Fargo's benchmark forecast that the Fed will cut interest rates three more times t...
We will need to see how the new administration's tariffs or other policies affect the economy; monetary policy will adjust accordingly as economic conditions change, said Mr. Bostic. The pace and magnitude of rate cuts in 2025 have not yet been decided.
We will need to see how the new administration's tariffs or other policies affect the economy; as economic conditions change, monetary policy will adjust accordingly.
Harris? Trump? What policy preferences does the "new president" of the United States have after taking office? This is the prediction of the American people...
Fed Williams said it would be appropriate to shift policy to neutral over time; Inflation has not yet reached 2%, but is moving in the right direction; Fed decision-making will continue to rely on data; U.S. unemployment is expected to be 4.25% this year and remain there around 2025; The job market is unlikely to be an inflation driver in the future; The economy is expected to allow the Fed to cut interest rates further; U.S. GDP is expected to be between 2.25% and 2.5% in 2024, with an average ...
Federal Reserve Governor Waller said that cutting interest rates this year may be appropriate, but it is not yet the time; The data shows that there is a need to reduce interest rate cuts or start relaxing policies relatively late; The risk of waiting is lower than the risk of premature interest rate cuts; The current economy is still not in a hurry to cut interest rates; The Federal Reserve may need to maintain its current interest rate target for a longer period than expected; More progress is...
