Jonnelle Marte is a Reporter at Bloomberg. She specializes in finance and economic reporting, with a focus on the Federal Reserve, inflation, and financial markets. Jonnelle's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Reuters, and Yahoo Finance.
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Jonnelle Marte's articles focus predominantly on the finance and economy, particularly on topics related to the Federal Reserve, interest rates, US economy, monetary policy and inflation. Her coverage heavily relies on cited data and government announcements.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said officials will likely need to lower rates further to move policy to a neutral stance now that risks to inflation and employment have become more balanced.
By: Craig Torres, Jonnelle Marte
Financial markets are focused on the last US Federal Reserve meeting for the year, but officials are keeping their cards close to their chest.
(Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem said it may be time for policymakers to slow the pace of interest-rate cuts amid higher than desired inflation and declining concerns over the labor market.
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman reiterated that she prefers to lower interest rates cautiously, emphasizing underlying inflation remains “uncomfortably” above the central bank’s 2% goal.
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack said policymakers are “at or near” the point where the central bank should slow the pace of interest-rate reductions, citing a strong economy and still-elevated inflation.
The share of US households expecting their financial situations to improve over the next year climbed in November to the highest level since early 2020, according to a survey released Monday.
Fresh inflation figures are likely to make the Federal Reserve more cautious about the pace of interest-rate cuts — but not quite yet.
By: Jonnelle Marte
Es probable que las nuevas cifras de inflación hagan que la Reserva Federal se muestre más cauta sobre el ritmo de los recortes de las tasas de interés, pero todavía no del todo.
Federal Reserve officials are likely to lower borrowing costs for a third-straight meeting this week while also signaling fewer interest-rate cuts next year than previously projected.
Economistas prevén que la Reserva Federal recorte hoy los costos de endeudamiento por tercera reunión consecutiva y señale menos bajas en las tasas de interés para el próximo año.
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