Will Tariffs Keep the Federal Reserve From Cutting Interest Rates This Year?
Key Takeaways The looming trade war between the U.S. and its largest trading partners is making some officials at the Federal ...
Why Long-Term Interest Rates Are Still Climbing—And What That Means For Your Portfolio
Via arbitrage, the yield on a long-term bond should equate to investors’ expectations of the average federal-funds rate over ...
Wall Street swerves lower after Trump announces tariffs and then puts some on hold
Wall Street is pointing sharply lower Monday following President Donald Trump’s orders to impose steep tariffs on the biggest U.S. trading partners: Mexico, Canada and China.
Trump agrees to pause tariffs on Mexico, but import taxes still in place for Canada and China
Ahead of tariffs starting Tuesday, President Donald Trump spoke Monday morning with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ...
Fed officials see inflation risks from Trump's tariffs
The Trump administration's plans for trade tariffs come with inflation risks, three Federal Reserve officials warned on ...
Fed officials see inflation risks from tariff surge
(Reuters) -Two Federal Reserve officials warned on Monday the large-scale tariffs now being pursued by the Trump ...
Tariffs on Mexico put on hold for a month
The tariffs on Mexico have been put on hold for a month, according to a post by the President of Mexico. Mexican President Claudie Sheinbaum said in a post on X Monday morning that Mexican authorities ...
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Monetary policy alone cannot tame inflation, but can restore stability
While a new monetary policy statement by Bangladesh Bank has been delayed, an analysis of BB’s discussions with economists and bankers reveals what changes need to be made to improve the economic situ ...
As the Fed pauses rates, some banks are keeping high-yield savings accounts at just under 5% interest
On January 29, the Federal Reserve chose to keep the federal funds rate steady. Here are which savings accounts offer close to 5% interest.
Newman: Trump is bringing the wrong kind of pain
It’s gutsy, at least. President Trump has warned Americans that his new tariffs on imports will cause “some pain ” in the form of higher prices, swooning stock values, and economic uncertainty.