Beiyi Seow
Economics Correspondent at Agence France-Presse (AFP)
Economics correspondent at @AFP in Washington DC, covering the Treasury Dept and trade policy. Previously in 🇨🇳 and 🇸🇬. Reach out at [email protected].
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3 days ago |
opovo.com.br | Beiyi Seow
O presidente do Federal Reserve (Fed), Jerome Powell, disse ao Congresso, nesta terça-feira (24), que o banco central americano pode esperar para baixar suas taxas de juros de referência, apesar das opiniões divergentes de outros membros da instituição e da forte pressão do presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump. "Por enquanto, estamos bem posicionados para esperar conhecer mais a provável evolução da economia antes de considerar qualquer ajuste na nossa política" monetária, destacou.
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3 days ago |
em.com.br | Beiyi Seow
O presidente do Federal Reserve (Fed), Jerome Powell, disse ao Congresso, nesta terça-feira (24), que o banco central americano pode esperar para baixar suas taxas de juros de referência, apesar das opiniões divergentes de outros membros da instituição e da forte pressão do presidente dos EUA, Donald Trump. "Por enquanto, estamos bem posicionados para esperar conhecer mais a provável evolução da economia antes de considerar qualquer ajuste na nossa política" monetária, destacou.
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3 days ago |
barrons.com | Beiyi Seow
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told lawmakers Tuesday that the central bank can afford to wait for the impact of tariffs before deciding on further interest rate cuts -- despite President Donald Trump's calls to slash levels. The Fed has a duty to prevent a one-time spike in prices from becoming an "ongoing inflation problem," Powell said before the House Committee on Financial Services.
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1 week ago |
barrons.com | Beiyi Seow
The US central bank is expected to hold interest rates steady Wednesday after its key policy meeting, as officials gauge the impact of tariffs on inflation -- and despite President Donald Trump's calls for rate cuts. The Federal Reserve has kept the benchmark lending rate unchanged this year at a range between 4.25 percent and 4.50 percent, and analysts expect policymakers will remain on the sidelines until price increases cool sustainably.
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1 week ago |
ibtimes.com | Beiyi Seow
US retail sales declined more than expected in May, government data showed Tuesday, dragged by a slowdown in auto sales as consumers pulled back after hurrying to get ahead of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs. As Trump's levies flow through the country, analysts are keeping a close watch on how consumers -- a critical driver of the world's biggest economy -- respond to resulting uncertainty and any price increases down the line.
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