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Fed Chief Janet Yellen Could Send Signal About Next Hike
The job market is humming, and so are the US financial markets, with major stock indices near record highs.
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Fed Policymakers Divided Over Whether To Raise Rates Soon
Federal Reserve policymakers agree that more economic data is needed before raising interest rates, although some see a need to tighten policy soon, according to the minutes from the U.S. central bank's July 26-27 policy meeting.
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Wall Street Lower On New York Fed Chief's Rate Hike Comments
Wall Street was sharply lower on Tuesday morning, with indexes pulling away from record levels, after New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley said an interest rate in September was possible.
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Fed Patient On US Rates Due To Brexit, Inflation: Dudley
The Federal Reserve can be patient on raising interest rates due to low inflation and uncertainties over U.S. economic prospects, including Britain's vote to leave the European Union, an influential U.S. central banker said on Tuesday.
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Fed's Dudley Sees Risks to US Economic Outlook Tilting to Downside
The Fed raised US interest rates in December for the first time in almost a decade, and signaled that it would probably raise rates four more times this year, a gradual pace by historical standards.
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Fed Still Plans Rate Hike This Year, but Not Committed: Report
Two influential US central bank policymakers on Friday reinforced Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's message that an interest rate hike is coming by year's end.
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Fed to 'Probably' Hike This Year, Hit Inflation Target by 2016: William Dudley
The Fed "will probably raise rates later this year," with the Oct. 27-28 session "live" for the rate hike debate, Dudley said at an event sponsored by the Wall Street Journal in New York. The Fed also meets in December.
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Wall Street Opens Lower on Data, Dudley Comments
US stock index futures were lower on Monday after data showed a better-than-expected increase in consumer spending in August, adding to the case for an interest rate increase this year.
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Fed Officials Pushing for Rate Hike Unfazed by Market Turmoil
Recent market turmoil should not delay the US central bank from raising interest rates at least once, given that the global equities selloff and China's economic slowdown have had little effect on the American economy, a top Federal Reserve official said on Friday.
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China Jitters, Globalization Bode Ill For Fed's Inflation Goal
Wild swings in world financial markets this week have shown how events in China can potentially disrupt the Federal Reserve's carefully scripted policy plans.
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Asia Stocks Take Heart from Wall Street Rally, China Gains
Tokyo's Nikkei rose 1.8 per cent, adding to the previous day's 3.2 per cent gain, after U.S. stocks racked up their biggest one-day gain in four years.
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September Rate Hike 'Less Compelling': Fed Official
A top Federal Reserve official said Wednesday that the economic turmoil in China has eroded the argument for raising interest rates in September.
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Gold Falls on Renewed Bets for US Rate Rise in June
Gold demand from No. 2 consumer China remained weak with premium on physical gold at the Shanghai Gold Exchange at about a dollar over the global spot benchmark after flipping to a small discount earlier.
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June Rate Hike Still in Play as Fed Officials Eye US Data
Two influential Federal Reserve officials said they could still hike US interest rates in June despite weak recent economic data and skepticism among investors, putting the spotlight squarely on the economy's performance over the next two months.
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Dow Rises 117 Points as Rate Hike Worries Ease
Adding to the day's bullish tone, New York Fed President William Dudley said the US central bank will need to determine whether that jobs report foreshadows a more substantial slowing in the labour market, adding he expects the path of rate hikes to be "relatively shallow."
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Fed Chief Janet Yellen Could Send Signal About Next Hike
The job market is humming, and so are the US financial markets, with major stock indices near record highs.
-
Fed Policymakers Divided Over Whether To Raise Rates Soon
Federal Reserve policymakers agree that more economic data is needed before raising interest rates, although some see a need to tighten policy soon, according to the minutes from the U.S. central bank's July 26-27 policy meeting.
-
Wall Street Lower On New York Fed Chief's Rate Hike Comments
Wall Street was sharply lower on Tuesday morning, with indexes pulling away from record levels, after New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley said an interest rate in September was possible.
-
Fed Patient On US Rates Due To Brexit, Inflation: Dudley
The Federal Reserve can be patient on raising interest rates due to low inflation and uncertainties over U.S. economic prospects, including Britain's vote to leave the European Union, an influential U.S. central banker said on Tuesday.
-
Fed's Dudley Sees Risks to US Economic Outlook Tilting to Downside
The Fed raised US interest rates in December for the first time in almost a decade, and signaled that it would probably raise rates four more times this year, a gradual pace by historical standards.
-
Fed Still Plans Rate Hike This Year, but Not Committed: Report
Two influential US central bank policymakers on Friday reinforced Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's message that an interest rate hike is coming by year's end.
-
Fed to 'Probably' Hike This Year, Hit Inflation Target by 2016: William Dudley
The Fed "will probably raise rates later this year," with the Oct. 27-28 session "live" for the rate hike debate, Dudley said at an event sponsored by the Wall Street Journal in New York. The Fed also meets in December.
-
Wall Street Opens Lower on Data, Dudley Comments
US stock index futures were lower on Monday after data showed a better-than-expected increase in consumer spending in August, adding to the case for an interest rate increase this year.
-
Fed Officials Pushing for Rate Hike Unfazed by Market Turmoil
Recent market turmoil should not delay the US central bank from raising interest rates at least once, given that the global equities selloff and China's economic slowdown have had little effect on the American economy, a top Federal Reserve official said on Friday.
-
China Jitters, Globalization Bode Ill For Fed's Inflation Goal
Wild swings in world financial markets this week have shown how events in China can potentially disrupt the Federal Reserve's carefully scripted policy plans.
-
Asia Stocks Take Heart from Wall Street Rally, China Gains
Tokyo's Nikkei rose 1.8 per cent, adding to the previous day's 3.2 per cent gain, after U.S. stocks racked up their biggest one-day gain in four years.
-
September Rate Hike 'Less Compelling': Fed Official
A top Federal Reserve official said Wednesday that the economic turmoil in China has eroded the argument for raising interest rates in September.
-
Gold Falls on Renewed Bets for US Rate Rise in June
Gold demand from No. 2 consumer China remained weak with premium on physical gold at the Shanghai Gold Exchange at about a dollar over the global spot benchmark after flipping to a small discount earlier.
-
June Rate Hike Still in Play as Fed Officials Eye US Data
Two influential Federal Reserve officials said they could still hike US interest rates in June despite weak recent economic data and skepticism among investors, putting the spotlight squarely on the economy's performance over the next two months.
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Dow Rises 117 Points as Rate Hike Worries Ease
Adding to the day's bullish tone, New York Fed President William Dudley said the US central bank will need to determine whether that jobs report foreshadows a more substantial slowing in the labour market, adding he expects the path of rate hikes to be "relatively shallow."
