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- Jerome Powell - Wikipedia
Under Powell, the Federal Reserve has navigated the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021–2023 inflation surge, and global trade instability His tenure saw a broad uplift in financial markets apart from two stock markets declines in 2020 and in 2022
- Jerome Powell’s era of consensus at the Fed is over - CNN
Federal Reserve policymakers are split over whether they should continue cutting interest rates, ending the long stretch of consensus that has defined Chair Jerome Powell’s leadership of the
- ‘I’d love to fire his ass’: Trump fumes at Powell as Fed splits over . . .
The president is under fire from Democrats for what they say is his failure to bring down prices, and polls show voters lack confidence in his economic leadership
- Trump suggests Treasurys Bessent keeping him from firing Fed Chair Powell
Trump has long pushed for Powell to sharply lower interest rates, but the latest Fed minutes show central bank officials are conflicted over further cuts
- Who will replace Powell? What to know ahead of Fed chair nomination
Economists and former Federal Reserve officials said they worry loyalty to the president will be a key factor in Trump's pick for the next chair
- Speech by Chair Powell on the economic outlook and framework review
In my remarks today, I will first address the current economic situation and the near-term outlook for monetary policy I will then turn to the results of our second public review of our monetary policy framework, as captured in the revised Statement on Longer-Run Goals and Monetary Policy Strategy that we released today
- Bessent says theres a very good chance Trump names new Fed chair . . .
There is “a very good chance” that President Trump names a replacement for Fed Chair Jerome Powell by Christmas, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday
- WATCH: Powell signals Fed may cut rates soon even as inflation risks . . .
In a high-profile speech closely watched at the White House and on Wall Street, Powell said that there are risks of both rising unemployment and stubbornly higher inflation
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