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| | ... Evergrande's - China's second biggest property developer - debt problems. Not even the Fed. In his press conference, chairman Jerome Powell intimated that: "In terms of the implications for us, there isn't, there's not a direct United ... |
| | | ... country's consumer prices significantly beyond zero. In his press conference after the 27-28 April FOMC meeting, Fed Chairman Powell stated that, "Readings on inflation have increased and are likely to rise somewhat further before moderating. In ... |
| | | ... stimulus. Yellen explained that she did not predict nor recommend a lift in interest rates and that she agreed with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's view that while measured inflation has risen, it's likely to be temporary. One swallow does not a ... |
| | | ... money could flood the system and lift inflation. But have no fear, the Fed is here. In an exclusive, Reuters prints Fed Chairman Powell's letter to Senator Rick Scott that, "we are fully committed to both legs of our dual mandate - maximum employment ... |
| | | ... inflation averages 2% over time and longer-term inflation expectations remain well anchored at 2%. In the words of US Fed Chairman Jerome Powell: "We're going to be patient...We'll seek inflation moderately above 2% for some time...The way to ... |
| | | ... headline and core PCE price indices - the Fed's inflation target - above 2%, did it not? Even assuming that chairman Powell and his merry FOMC men are on the ball that inflation would hit the 2% target by 2023, the US central bank's new "average ... |
| | | ... by 8.5% this year "if there is another virus outbreak later in the year". This is the numerical equivalent of what Fed Chairman Jerome Powell declared in his June 10 press conference: "The extent of the downturn and the pace of recovery remain extraordinarily ... |
| | | ... Street Journal published: "The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped more than 500 points Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said further stimulus could be needed to support the economy's recovery from the coronavirus-induced contraction."...and ... |
| | | ... positive around October of that year and continued to steepen. So much so that by the Fed's December 2019 FOMC meeting, Chairman Jerome Powell was waxing optimistic, "Our economic outlook remains a favourable one despite global developments and ongoing ... |
| | | ... "brilliantly" with both, and the U.S. will do great..." "....My only question is, who is our bigger enemy, Jay Powell or Chairman Xi?" Former president George W. Bush had his "axis of evil", Trump's got his "evil twins"! From Trump's previous ... |
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