Biden to Meet Congressional Leaders With Shutdown Clock Ticking
President Joe Biden plans to meet with congressional leaders Tuesday to discuss funding the government as a partial shutdown deadline looms on Friday.
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Soaring US Stocks Could Take Cues from Fed as Earnings Wind Down
Strong corporate results helped fuel S&P 500’s climb to new highs this year taking focus away from Fed’s path towards lower interest rates.
Fed Cautious on a Rate Cut Case That Has Yet to be Made
Fed officials facing economic conditions they say lack historical parallel to guide them are building case for caution against near-term rate cuts.
Inflation Stickiness — Among Other Factors — has Fed Rethinking and Reconsidering Rate Hikes
Discussions about Fed rate hikes have re-emerged. 2024 brought a series of economic indicators that challenged economic optimism.
Fed to Cut US Rates in June, Risks Skewed Towards Later Move: Reuters Poll
Fed will cut funds rate in June according to slim majority of economists polled by Reuters also said greater risk was first rate cut would come later.
The Fed Will be in No Rush to Cut Rates After Another Hot Inflation Report
Another hotter-than-expected inflation reading is likely to reinforce the Federal Reserve’s cautious stance on how quickly to cut interest rates.
Another Government Shutdown Looms in March as the House Heads Home
Representatives aren't scheduled to return to Washington until Feb. 28. That's just two days ahead of yet another government shutdown deadline.
