Investor sentiment has turned gloomier this week, but even if no economic downturn materializes, progress on inflation should allow the Fed to continue cutting interest rates, Waller said.
The Federal Reserve should hold interest rates steady at its policy meeting in two weeks and wait to see if the signs of softening in the economy multiply or turn out to be a head fake, Fed governor ...
NEW YORK, March 6 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Thursday he leans strongly against a rate cut at the Fed's upcoming policy meeting this month, although he reckons ...
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Friday said he opposed the U.S. central bank's decision this week to slow the ...
Even as the economy undergoes what may be wrenching changes, the Federal Reserve on Wednesday is expected to signal it could ...
US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data indicates cooling inflation, which increases the probability of the Federal Reserve ...
Fed governor Christopher Waller said at The Wall Street Journal’s CFO Network Summit on Thursday. Fed rate cuts can come either after good news of falling inflation or after bad news ...
The Federal Reserve should hold interest rates steady at its policy meeting ... or turn out to be a head fake, Fed governor Christopher Waller said on Thursday. Waller said there was “a lot ...
"We can't set policy with anecdotes," he said. Asked if he had any appetite to push for a rate cut at the Fed's March 18-19 meeting, Waller replied, "No." He said he wanted to see inflation ...