WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The US economy will have a slower-than-expected recovery amid a surge in new cases of coronavirus across the country, and a broad second wave of the disease could cause economic pain deepen again, Federal Reserve officials warned Tuesday. . FILE PHOTO: The Federal Reserve Board building on …
Read More »UPDATE 1: Gasoline and Food Drive US Consumer Inflation in June
(Add report details, background) WASHINGTON, Jul 14 (Reuters) – US consumer prices rose the most in nearly eight years in June when companies reopened, but the underlying trend suggested that inflation would remain silent and allow the Federal Reserve to continue. injecting money into the economy in crisis. The Labor …
Read More »Gasoline and Food Drive US Consumer Inflation in June
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US consumer prices rose the most in nearly eight years in June when companies reopened, but the underlying trend suggested that inflation would remain silent and allow the Federal Reserve to continue to inject money into the economy. In crisis. FILE PHOTO: A merchant works inside his …
Read More »BoE Governor Warns Lenders About Challenges Of Negative Interest Rates
FILE PHOTO: Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey poses for a photo on the first day of his new role at the Central Bank of London, Britain, March 16, 2020. Tolga Akmen / Pool via REUTERS (Reuters) – Bank of England (BoE) Governor Andrew Bailey wrote a letter to lenders …
Read More »Fed Powell Emphasizes Uncertainty and Challenges Facing the US Economy
FILE PHOTO: US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell arrives to speak to journalists in Washington, USA, on March 3, 2020. REUTERS / Kevin Lamarque (Reuters) – US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Monday that prospects for the world’s largest economy are “extraordinarily uncertain” and will depend as much on …
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