By Colby Smith Ahead of the Federal Reserve’s meeting this month, investors were still holding out hope that the central bank would soon restart the interest rate cuts that it put on pause in ...

New York Fed boss John Williams indicated decision-makers might not be able to move before September, while the central bank’s vice chairman Philip Jefferson urged patience ... were then record lows. ...

With fewer US rate cuts expected ... US Federal Reserve—New York Fed President John Williams and Vice Chair Philip Jefferson—indicated that policymakers may hold off on cutting interest ...

However, two central bank officials remained cautious about when to resume their monetary easing, amid worries that the tariffs and possible tax cuts will reignite inflation. New York Fed boss ...

However, two central bank officials remained cautious about when to resume their monetary easing, amid worries that the tariffs and possible tax cuts will reignite inflation. New York Fed boss ...

And China's benchmark lending rates were lowered by 10 basis points, after the nation's central bank cut its policy rate to stimulate ... Federal Reserve Gov. Philip Jefferson also addressed ...

The Bank of England should slow its cycle of interest-rate cuts as inflation and wage growth continue above target, its chief economist said Tuesday. “While disinflation toward the 2% inflation ...

Investors now see less than a 10 per cent chance of a rate cut when policymakers next meet on Jun ... expectations move in a troublesome way,” Bostic said. Fed vice-chair Philip Jefferson also ...

Asian markets rose on Tuesday as investor sentiment returned following the previous day’s US rating-fuelled losses, with sentiment also boosted after China cut interest rates to historic lows.

According to federal funds futures pricing, the market currently expects two 25-basis-point interest rate cuts this year ... Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson also emphasized a "wait-and-see ...