Fed’s Williams Says Tariffs Will Likely Boost US Inflation
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said he anticipates tariffs will contribute to inflation, but ...
NY Fed’s Williams Sees Tariffs Feeding Inflation
New York Fed President John Williams said Tuesday that he is taking into consideration President Donald Trump’s tariffs in ...
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Tariffs likely to fuel inflation ‘relatively soon,’ Fed’s Williams says
Concern about U.S. import duties “is clearly influencing how people are thinking about inflation this year,” New York Federal ...
Businesses told Fed they will raise prices with onset of Trump's tariffs
Businesses large and small are signaling they could raise prices with the onset of President Donald Trump's tariffs even if ...
Bloomberg L.P.4 天
Fed’s Williams Says Tariffs Will Likely Boost US Inflation
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said he anticipates tariffs will contribute to inflation, but emphasized there is a lot of uncertainty about how the economy will respond t ...
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Fed’s Williams signals he’s content to hold interest rates steady at March meeting
U.S. interest-rate policy is in a good place and there is no need “to change it right away,” New York Fed President John Williams said on Tuesday. The Fed’s benchmark rate is currently in a ...
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Solid hiring signals economic strength, possible Fed pause
Employers added 151,000 employees in February and the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.1%. The reading bolsters the Federal ...
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How will tariffs impact inflation? Here’s what one Fed official says
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams says he anticipates tariffs will contribute to inflation, but emphasized there is a lot of uncertainty about how the economy will respond to ...
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Fed’s Williams: More work needed to bring inflation back to target
NEW YORK: Federal Reserve Bank of New York (New York Fed) president John Williams says that it’s still too soon to call for rate cuts as the central bank still has some distance to go on getting ...