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Powell hints at possible rate cut

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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Fed Chair Powell faces fresh challenges to Fed independence amid potential rate cuts

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Powell says Fed may need to cut rates, will proceed carefully

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

As the Trump administration ramps up its pressure on the Federal Reserve, Chair Jerome Powell is set to deliver a key speech Friday at a central banking symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

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Fed Chair signals upcoming interest rate cuts, stocks skyrocket in response

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Playbook PM: Powell puts rate cut on the table

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Trump gives meandering answer about the Fed after Powell hints at rate cut the president has long wanted

Trump has long called for the Fed to cut interest rates, but the board has resisted because of inflation fears.

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Fed Chair Powell Hints At Rate Cuts As Trump Policies Shake Economy

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Fed chair Powell boosts expectation of US rate cut

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Powell Highlights Job Market Worries, Opening Path to Rate Cut

Jerome Powell said the labor market might be softening enough to rein in inflation that is being pushed up by tariffs .

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The Fed is under full-scale assault. Jerome Powell is facing his toughest battle yet

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to give what could be his most consequential speech yet — just a few days after one of his colleagues was threatened with prosecution for alleged mortgage fraud.

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.