When Federal Reserve Chair nominee Kevin Warsh joined the Fed in 2006, the central bank had less than $850 billion in assets. It now has $6.6 trillion, or nearly eight times more. ...

Three-percent inflation isn't good enough for the Federal Reserve—and it isn't low enough to justify cutting interest rates. ...

"I'm a big supporter of his," Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee says when asked about Fed Chair Jerome Powell staying on the central bank's board during an interview with Mike McKee on "Bloomberg Open Interest." ...

Hey everyone and thanks for dropping back into the macroverse. Today we are going to visualize the business cycle. If you guys like the content, make sure you subscribe to the channel.Give the video a thumbs up and check out benjamancow. com if you have any inquiries, if you want to reach out, or if you want to read the recent report that we published about a week ago now, the macro risk memo, which I think does a pretty good job of outlining my thoughts on where we are in the business cycle. Okay.But in th ...

thweekend primetime and economics editor for The Bulwark, Catherine Rampell. Staff writer at The New Yorker, Susan Glasser. MSNOW justice and intelligence correspondent Ken Delanian and senior writer at Slate, Mark Joseph Stern.Catherine, I will start with you. So in that very interesting speech earlier this afternoon. Good euphemism.Yes, you know, I have to have a bunch of those in my back pocket all the time in this day and age. So the president clearly lashing out, angry he lost here. At the same time do ...

A senior economic adviser to President Trump defended White House criticism of new research from the Federal Reserve on tariffs, rejecting the notion it represented an attack on the central bank’s independence https://t.co/o61AsLpQHQ ...

The bond market’s consensus view that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at least twice more this year is at odds with US economic resilience, say portfolio managers at Invesco and Carmignac, who are betting against Treasuries https://t.co/KyJbK7mLth ...

🇺🇸 HUGE: The Federal Reserve is set to inject $16 billion into the economy this week. https://t.co/cAD28GhkhE ...

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I have a tremendous amount of respect for Kevin Worsh. He was at the Fed when I was at the Fed and I I happen to agree with him that the Federal Reserve needs a much smaller footprint in the US Treasury market which would advocate for quantitative tightening. My only concern is that Jay Powell was just as resolute as Worsh when he first started in 2008 and 18 and he was forced to back down in the face of great market turbulence in late 2018.So, it remains to be seen whether or not we can truly get a next ge ...