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Jerome Powell is often seen as the most powerful central banker in the world, overseeing the US economy and the dollar, the ...
President Donald Trump is again raising questions about whether he will seek to limit the Federal Reserve's independence, as new tensions flare in his contentious relationship with the central bank.
The US president has said the central bank should lower interest rates — and that Chair Powell’s “termination cannot come fast enough” ...
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GOP leaders in debt limit quandary between Trump, fiscal hawksFormer Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in a letter last week that ... that included a debt limit extension, after Trump — angry at the prospect of Democrats having leverage on the debt ...
A guest column by Dr. Gary Joe Mounce, a professor emeritus (political science) at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.
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Janet Yellen remains wrong on a host of issues — including inflation, sanctions enforcement and U.S. interest rates.
Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said economic uncertainty around President Trump’s whiplash tariff policies has prompted a “really very worrisome” trend for dollar-based assets.
Former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen weighed in on the Trump administration’s trade war Friday evening, blasting President Trump’s latest roll-out of import taxes on nearly all trading partners.
"We’re in a world of tremendous uncertainty,” the former Federal Reserve chair and U.S. Treasury secretary said.
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