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Fed Minutes Signal Slower Rate Cut Path, Rattling Investor Hopes
December meeting notes show officials see only one 25-basis-point cut in 2026, a more cautious approach than markets had priced in, stalling recent equity rallies.
Fed Minutes Show Deep Divisions on Future Rate Cuts
The central bank's December meeting records reveal a 9-3 vote for a rate cut, with officials split on the timing and necessity of further easing in 2026.
Trump's Renewed Attack on Powell Sparks Market Jitters
Threats of a lawsuit and replacement raise concerns over the Federal Reserve's political independence, echoing market volatility seen during his presidency.
Wall Street on Edge Over Threats to Federal Reserve's Independence
Former President Trump's reported plan to replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell raises concerns about political influence over monetary policy, with market leaders warning of consequences.
Fed's Waller Signals 'Moderate Pace' for Rate Cuts, Cooling Market Bets
A key hawk on the central bank's board now projects a clear path to easing as inflation cools, but cautions there is 'no rush' for aggressive action.
Fed’s Bostic Warns Against Rate Cuts, Citing Inflation Risk
Atlanta Fed President's hawkish comments challenge market expectations for continued monetary easing, stating inflation remains the 'more urgent risk'.
Trump to Interview Fed's Waller for Chair, Stirring Policy Questions
The potential leadership change at the U.S. central bank introduces significant uncertainty over the future of interest rate and inflation strategy.
Fed's Collins Calls Rate Cut a 'Close Call', Hinting at Policy Shift
Boston Fed President's comments suggest a growing focus on supporting a softening economy, even as the battle against inflation continues.