The Fed’s 2% Inflation Target is a Source of Growing Liberal Discontent
Jay Powell is staying hyper-focused on a numeric goal that originated 36 years ago in New Zealand — despite pushback from Democrats.
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Birdthistle Defends SEC's Regulatory Framework
William Birdthistle, soon-departing Director of the SEC’s Division of Investment Management, robustly defended the Commission's regulatory framework.
Fed's Powell: "Not Far" From Confidence Needed to Cut Rates
Fed Chair Powell said U.S. central bank was "not far" from gaining the confidence it needs in falling inflation to begin cutting interest rates.
10 States File Legal Challenge to SEC Climate Disclosure Rule
WV Attn. Gen. Patrick Morrisey announced coalition of 10 states will file a legal challenge to new regulations.
Rate Cuts Likely at 'Some Point' This Year: Fed's Powell
Fed Chair Powell told House lawmakers that interest rate cuts are likely "at some point" in 2024 but that the central bank will proceed cautiously.
