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Ex-Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell sounds alarm over political interference
Powell says central bank has been facing ‘stress test’ under Trump, as supreme court weighs decision on Fed governor that president tried to fireSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailJerome Powell, the former chair of the Federal Reserve, has warned that a single act of political interference in monetary policy could permanently destroy public trust in the central bank. As Donald Trump’s administration continues to test the Fed’s longstanding independence, Powell said in a speech...
Ex-Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell sounds alarm over political interference
Powell says central bank has been facing ‘stress test’ under Trump, as supreme court weighs decision on Fed governor that president tried to fireSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailJerome Powell, the former chair of the Federal Reserve, has warned that a single act of political interference in monetary policy could permanently destroy public trust in the central bank. As Donald Trump’s administration continues to test the Fed’s longstanding independence, Powell said in a speech...
Warsh set to revamp Federal Reserve’s signalling to Wall Street
Former top officials say central bank chair is keen to roll back forward guidance on rates
At least 3.5 million people have lost food stamp access as Trump's 'big beautiful bill' cuts take effect, analysis finds
Consumers are facing price pressures as the costs of groceries and gas rise. The pace of inflation is expected to increase in the coming months, according to the Survey of Professional Forecasters, a quarterly macroeconomic survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. Meanwhile, there has been a "remarkable increase in food insecurity," the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in a recent blog post, as people cope with higher costs and the loss of federal aid.
Fed’s Barr Warns of Risks Tied to Looser Wall Street Bank Rules
Michael Barr, governor of the US Federal Reserve, during the Federal Reserve Board open meeting in Washington, DC, US, on Thursday, March 19, 2026. In fresh projections released Wednesday, officials maintained their call for one rate cut this year, according to the median estimate. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg
Fed Chair Warsh makes first hires at central bank, including ‘Project 2025’ author
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has hired two conservative economic policy researchers to work with him at the central bank, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC. The two researchers are Paul Winfree, the author of the chapter on the Federal Reserve in the conservative policy blueprint "Project 2025," and Daniel Heil, a fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution think tank, where Warsh held a position before joining the Fed. The two are "working as temporary contractors to support...
Fed's Powell warns Trump's political 'stress test' will wreck public trust in central bank
Former Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has warned that attempts by the U.S. government to exert greater political pressure on the central bank will damage public confidence in its independence. Powell — whose time as Fed chair concluded on May 15 — said the central bank, along with other institutions such as the courts and universities, is facing a political "stress test" from President Donald Trump's administration. Speaking at the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation in Boston, Powell...
Household worries over finances hit highest level since July 2022, New York Fed survey shows
U.S. households grew more worried over their financial situation, with the share of those seeing things as much worse than they were 12 months ago hitting a nearly four-year high, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey. While the central bank's monthly Survey of Consumer Expectations, released Monday, showed the inflation outlook mostly unchanged, the general perception of conditions deteriorated. The share of those seeing their current situation as "much worse" than a year...
Hammack Says Fed May Need to Act Soon Against High Inflation
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Higher mortgage rates don't just keep buyers on the sidelines. Application denials rise too
Higher interest rates do more than just deter potential homebuyers — they may also block consumers from qualifying for a mortgage, according to new research. The rate of denials in loan applications was 15.1% in 2024, up from 12.2% in 2021, a rise that occurred alongside a surge in mortgage rates from below 3.5% to more than 6.5%, researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis said in a new blog post. At the same time, however, fewer consumers were applying for mortgages as rates...