Victoria Guida is an economics correspondent and columnist at POLITICO. She covers a range of topics including economic policy, global economy, international trade, and public policy, with a particular focus on the intersections of finance and legal affairs. Victoria's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, RealClearMarkets, and POLITICO Europe.
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Victoria Guida and Josh Gerstein Fri, April 3, 2026 at 8:11 PM GMT+2 2 min read
By: Victoria Guida
Jerome Powell will likely preside over his final rate-setting meeting as chair on Wednesday, ending a turbulent period as central bank chief.
Victoria Guida Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will keep interest rates steady on Wednesday as he struggles to parse a bewildering mix
By: Victoria Guida
A group of Federal Reserve policymakers sent Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh a clear warning on Wednesday: They're not sold on cutting interest rates.
By: Victoria Guida, Politico May
There’s supposed to be a line between investing and gambling. Congress might have to define the difference.
By: Victoria Guida
The new central bank chief's words will be closely followed by investors because they can have sweeping implications for asset prices around the world.
By: Victoria Guida
‘A lot of tension’: Warsh faces divided Fed, Trump pressure as he steps into new role - Victoria Guida
By: Victoria Guida
Central bank's rate-setting committee holds line on rates in Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chair.
By: Victoria Guida
Sheila Bair was not only a central figure in the government's response to the 2008 financial crisis — she also warned about the risky mortgage lending practices that precipitated it.
The new Fed chair argues that statements previewing potential central bank actions can make policymakers “prisoners of their own words.”
