Victoria Guida is an economics correspondent and columnist at POLITICO. She covers a range of topics including economic policy, global economy, and finance, with a particular focus on construction, real estate, and personal finance. Victoria's insights and analyses have been featured in platforms such as Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, RealClearMarkets, and POLITICO Europe.
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By: Victoria Guida
Adriana Kugler stepped down from the central bank in August amid scrutiny of her financial holdings.
By: Victoria Guida
The Federal Reserve might not cut interest rates in December, defying the hopes of President Donald Trump and much of Wall Street, with many officials
Victoria Guida and Sam Sutton 2 min read President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he will move to ban institutional investors from
President Donald Trump on Friday announced that he would put a temporary cap on credit card interest rates with a limit of 10 percent, in line with an idea he floated on the campaign trail.
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.
