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Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he judged the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate stance as “still modestly restrictive” even after last week’s rate cut, implying more wiggle room to reduce rates im-75900536.jpeg

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he judged the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate stance as “still modestly restrictive” even after last week’s rate cut, implying more wiggle room to reduce rates

Amit Nayak 23/09/2025
The Fed chair warns ‘there is no risk-free path’ after officials cut rates last week Source link
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he judged the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate stance as “still modestly restrictive” even after last week’s rate cut, implying more wiggle room to reduce rates im-75900536.jpeg

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he judged the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate stance as “still modestly restrictive” even after last week’s rate cut, implying more wiggle room to reduce rates

Amit Nayak 23/09/2025
The Fed chair warns ‘there is no risk-free path’ after officials cut rates last week Source link
Read More Read more about Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he judged the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate stance as “still modestly restrictive” even after last week’s rate cut, implying more wiggle room to reduce rates
The U.S. and global economies are set to slow less sharply this year than previously expected, but will continue to lose momentum in 2026, the OECD said im-27960413.jpeg

The U.S. and global economies are set to slow less sharply this year than previously expected, but will continue to lose momentum in 2026, the OECD said

Amit Nayak 23/09/2025
Global economies will continue to lose momentum as higher tariffs take an increasingly large toll on activity,...
Read More Read more about The U.S. and global economies are set to slow less sharply this year than previously expected, but will continue to lose momentum in 2026, the OECD said
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