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By: Steve Goldstein, Greg Robb, Jeffry Bartash
Follow MarketWatch's live coverage of the consumer price index report for May, and its impact on the economy, markets and your money.
By: Steve Goldstein, Greg Robb, Jeffry Bartash
Follow MarketWatch's live coverage of the consumer price index report for May, and its impact on the economy, markets and your money.
By: Greg Robb
The wealthy are unfazed by inflation, and that could complicate the Fed’s ability to fight it.
By: Greg Robb
Perhaps the only thing that can be said with certainty about Kevin Warsh’s press conference following his first meeting as Federal Reserve chair this week is that he will have a captive audience.
The Fed is expected to remove language suggesting its next move will be an interest-rate cut — meaning the next move could be a rate hike or a cut. + Better labor-market data and high inflation readings will likely move the Fed toward a more hawkish stance. Markets think the probability of a rat
By: Greg Robb
When Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said during a confirmation hearing that he would welcome "a good family fight" at FOMC meetings, some wags said the new chairman was merely welcoming what he was already going to get. As Warsh takes the helm, the Fed looks "pretty hopelessly divided over what
By: Jeffry Bartash, Greg Robb, Victor Reklaitis, Julian Torres
This is Kevin Warsh's first meeting as Federal Reserve chairman. In his confirmation hearing, Warsh leaned into the possibility of more interest-rate cuts. How will he react when his Fed colleagues appear to be moving away from additional rate cuts due to strong labor-market data and accelerating inflation? Follow along as MarketWatch covers how Warsh lays out his vision for the central bank.
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh made waves on Wednesday while hosting his first press conference as head of the U.S. central bank.
By: Greg Robb
During his first press conference as Fed chair Wednesday, Kevin Warsh repeated one refrain in his answers to many reporters’ questions: A task force is looking into it.
By: Greg Robb, Joy Wiltermuth
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh appears to be supportive of bond markets leading the way — so he doesn’t have to hike interest rates
