Richmond Fed's Barkin Says Tariff Chaos Fuels Uncertainty And Low Hiring, Questions More Rate Cuts
Richmond Fed president Tom Barkin said Wednesday that the back-and-forth on President Trump's tariffs adds to uncertainty for the economy.
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Strong Jobs Report Likely To Keep Fed On Hold For A While
A stronger-than-expected jobs report for the month of January is likely to cement that the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady for a while.
Fed's Miran Says Weaker Dollar Not Affecting Monetary Policy Choices
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said Monday a weaker dollar isn’t much of an issue for the central bank right now.
Last Month Was The Worst January For Layoff Plans Since 2009: Challenger
Layoff announcements ballooned in January, hitting the highest level for the month since 2009.
Bring On The Warsh
Any policy that's soft on inflation or threatens central bank credibility is going to be challenging for the man who quit the Fed over QE to explain. Has Kevin Warsh gone dovish?
BofA’s Hartnett Warns Overbought Global Stocks Face Sell Signal
Global equities are flashing an overbought warning, with moving averages already at levels that historically mark a sell signal for risk assets.
Reuters Analysis-Dollar Under Fire Again As Investors Reassess Trump Policies, Geopolitical Risk
The dollar is coming under fire again in the first few turbulent weeks of 2026.
