Jerome Powell
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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Jerome Powell, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 306 stories have been published about Jerome Powell which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Media Bias Breakdown
How is the media covering Jerome Powell?Jerome Powell often is covered by Center and Right Media sources.
23%
Center: 41%
Right: 37%
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Jerome PowellInflation in the U.S. may be cooling off, but it'll be a bumpy ride back to normal.That was the message from the head of the central bank this Tuesday.The Federal Reserve has been raising its main lending rate aggressively to reduce the highest inflationSee the Story
Jerome Powell speaks on U.S. economy
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Jerome Powell · United StatesThe local bourse’s main index recovered on Wednesday after Federal Reserve chairperson Jerome Powell noted the decelerating consumer price index in the United States, while the peso gained against the greenback. The Philippine Stock Exchange index rose by 0.61 percent, or 41.82 points to 6,923.08. All Shares followed with a jump of 0.53 percent, orSee the Story
Fed chief inspires local bourse rally - Daily Tribune
Jerome PowellBrent crude futures rose by one cent to $83.70 a barrel at 0405 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures climbed by 15 cents to $77.29. Oil benchmarks expected to retain support after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell sounded less hawkish on interest rates.See the Story
Oil steady on subdued dollar, traders await more inventory data
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Jerome PowellU.S. stocks rallied to a convincingly higher close on Tuesday, but trade was choppy as investors digested comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about how long the central bank may need to tame inflation. Powell said 2023 should be a year of "significant declines in inflation" His comments renewed investor hopes for less aggressive monetary policy.See the Story
Wall Street rallies but trade choppy as investors digest Jerome Powell comments
Joe Biden · DetroitNeel Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve, commented on the surprisingly high job growth in January. The latest jobs report shows a massive addition of 517,000 jobs, nearly tripling economist estimates. In his view, such a sign means that Fed tightening to date has not had much on an imprint on the labor market.See the Story
Biden Celebrates A Strong Job Market, But Fed Officials Think That Calls For More Tightening, Higher Interest Rates
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Jerome PowellThe US economy added 517,000 jobs in January, blowing economists' expectations out of the water. The labor market imbalance is a reflection of the pandemic's lasting effect on the US economy and on labor supply. Service-sector inflation is up 7.5% from the year prior through the end of 2022, and has not abated.See the Story
Here's what keeps Jerome Powell up at night and interest rates high
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Jerome PowellJerome Powell was speaking at the Economic Club of Washington on Tuesday. He was asked what his salary was, and replied that it was around $190,000. Observers quickly pointed out that this was not the correct number. Mr Powell is believed to have a net worth of between $20m and $55m.See the Story
Jerome Powell sparks debate by revealing his salary at Economic Club of Washington
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Jerome PowellGlobal stock markets were mixed Tuesday as traders looked ahead to a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Japanese wages rose and Australia's central bank hiked its key rate again. Frankfurt, Tokyo and Wall Street futures declined. Oil prices rose. Last week's unexpectedly strong U.S. data on hiring and wages dampened hopes the Fed might decide it has succeeded in cooling inflation.See the Story
