If you're waiting for the Federal Reserve to lower borrowing costs, don't hold your breath. Out of the multiple Federal ...

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said keeping inflation expectations anchored near policymakers’ ...

Policymakers face a scenario that could force a choice between keeping prices in check and maximizing employment.

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Inflation climbed at the slowest pace since early 2021 in April, surprising economists who anticipated tariff-related ...

Federal Reserve governor Michael Barr and New York Fed president John Williams warned Friday that President Trump's tariffs ...

While real borrowing costs are not at levels that will trigger alarm bells with Fed officials, CEOs or CIOs, the direction of ...

The potential economic impact of tariffs presents substantial challenges for the U.S. central bank's rate-setting Federal ...

John Williams, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and a voting member of the Fed’s policymaking committee, said he expects inflation to rise to 3.5%-4% this year. Then, he expects ...

That’s the highest monthly reading since July 2022, around the period when post-pandemic inflation was at its peak. New York Fed President John Williams, speaking at an economic conference in ...

Williams said it was critical for the Fed to make sure any of those inflation rises do not prove enduring. "We need to make sure that any one-time changes in prices don't pass through into more ...