🇺🇸 BIG: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said tariffs have had a smaller impact on inflation than the Fed initially expected. https://t.co/5Gb2l0vnkW ...

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Fed Chair Jerome Powell says "uncertainty over inflation's path remains high." ...

Monetary Policy - The Federal Reserve faces "no risk-free path" on inflation and jobs [1]

Now that we've heard from the president of the UN, let's start on the next big focus for the market and that will be the Fed chair's speech this afternoon that follows the Fed's quarterpoint rate cut just last week. Joining us this morning, chief economics correspondent of the Wall Street Journal, Nick Timos is with us. Nick, good to have you.Welcome back. Thanks for having me, Carl. We always sort of have I don't know when pal speaks expressor kind of low expectations.His remarks might not get to monetary ...

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said he sees more inflation coming, underscoring that the US central bank needs to remain on guard against price pressures https://t.co/ldTYlRZP6D ...

Inflation & Monetary Policy - Gradual pace of rate cuts is acceptable if stagflationary pressures subside [1] - Inflation has been above target for four and a half years, requiring caution regarding aggressive upfront measures [1]

The Chicago Fed introducing new labor market indicators this morning that com combine private sector data with official labor statistics for a real time view of hiring layoffs uh and other job information. And join us now Chicago Fed President Austin Goulby. We How you doing, Mr.. President. It's good good to have you on. We got some new data.I'm excited. And you know why I like it. because, you know, say what you will about, you know, the big kurfuffle with the the BLS firing and all that stuff.It did high ...

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said the US should be cautious on rate cuts as inflation rises above target https://t.co/sNdggPbvfg ...

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said structural shifts may be keeping UK inflation high, as the OECD warned Britain faces the fastest price growth in the G-7 https://t.co/AnAMYjFvy4 ...

Group 1 - Arthur Hayes emphasizes Bitcoin as the "fastest horse" in the context of the US's economic strategy to counteract geopolitical competition from a rising Eurasian bloc led by China, Russia, India, and Iran [1][2] - The US Treasury Secretary's plan for reindustrialization is expected to generate trillions in new credit, which could lead to inflation and significantly increase Bitcoin's value beyond its current price of $115,000 [1][3] - Hayes projects over $15 trillion in combined credit growth from the Federal Reserve and commercial banks by 2028, similar to the scale of Covid-era stimulus, but focused on manufacturing and heavy industry [3] Group 2 - Bitcoin's recent price surge past $124,000 is attributed to strong inflows from spot exchange-traded funds and the addition of cryptocurrencies to corporate treasuries, alongside a weakening US dollar [4] - While other cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Solana have also reached all-time highs, Bitcoin is positioned as a unique asset due to its role as digital gold and a hedge against monetary debasement [4][5] - Hayes has previously set ambitious price targets for Bitcoin, including a prediction of $250,000 by 2025, and suggests that the future price will be significantly higher than the current level [5][6]