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The July jobs report dropped and instantly wrecked whatever confidence was left in Jerome Powell’s “strong labor market” line.
"No, I don’t feel sorry for Jerome Powell. He’s worth over $200 million. Who I feel sorry for are the Americans who can’t get a mortgage." ...
That may prompt the Federal Reserve to lower rates sooner rather than later, which President Donald Trump has been demanding for months. The U.S. labor market looks much weaker than previously ...
The president's trip to the Federal Reserve ended in a showdown with the Fed chair over the falsely inflated cost of the ...
For the first time in more than three decades, two of the seven members of the central bank’s board voted against chair to lower rates.
Jerome Powell now has exactly what he needed to justify staying on the sidelines. On Thursday, the Commerce Department ...