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Nick Timiraos, a journalist with a national focus on the United States, covers finance and economy extensively, especially Federal Reserve policies and interest rates. He often cites data and reports on government announcements related to monetary policy.
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Markets expect rates to stay on hold, but Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh’s tight-lipped posture has made Wednesday’s meeting harder to read.
Markets expect rates to stay on hold, but Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh's tight-lipped posture has made Wednesday's meeting harder to read.
WASHINGTON—Federal Reserve officials held interest rates steady Wednesday over the objections of three bank presidents who wanted an increase, underscoring
Analysts said investors heard a chairman who introduced doubt about his willingness to deliver rate hikes they think may be needed to curb inflation.
Kevin Warsh has staked his chairmanship on the premise that a quieter Federal Reserve gets a cleaner read on what investors think. On Wednesday, he said it was working.
Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin said it is “a close call” whether the central bank's interest-rate setting is high enough to bring inflation
Meeting less than eight times a year would fit Chairman Kevin Warsh’s goal of drawing less attention to the central bank.
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh this week floated to colleagues the prospect of meeting less often, which would mark a substantial shift in its operations, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Nick Timiraos
The Treasury secretary wants the central bank to help by raising its $60 billion borrowing limit on an obscure lending program.
A little-used Federal Reserve backstop built for the 2020 dollar shortage is being put to a use it was never designed for: bankrolling Japan's defense of the yen.
