St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem suggests greater caution is warranted on reducing interest rates.

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The Federal Reserve's policy committee is changing for 2025, and the turnover could affect the central bank's decisions on setting interest rates.

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However, a recent article by Barrons quotes Christopher Waller of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, who doubts that narrative: “If, as I expect, tariffs do not have a significant or persistent ...

Just before Joe Biden leaves the White House and Donald Trump returns, two prominent Republican members of the Federal ...

St. Louis Federal Reserve President Alberto Musalem said on Wednesday he expects the U.S. central bank will be able to continue to cut interest rates but isn't ready to say what he thinks should ...