A solid economy and still-too-high inflation argue for holding interest rates steady until more progress is made in slowing price growth, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said on ...

Federal Reserve Governor Philip Jefferson said Monday that usage of the U.S. central bank's discount window has seen greater ...

Federal Reserve vice chairman Philip Jefferson said Wednesday that if ... bets that the Fed will stay cautious on any near-term rate cuts. They still expect a first cut in September, following ...

Changes to trade policy are making the future path of inflation harder to predict, Fed governor Philip Jefferson said Wednesday, a backdrop that he said makes the central bank's moderately restrictive ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned on Sunday that tariff rates will go back to "reciprocal ... And on Wednesday, Fed vice chairman Philip Jefferson weighed in on tariffs in a speech.

Achieving the Federal Reserve's dual mandate of stable prices and maximum employment ultimately aids economic mobility, Vice Chair Philip Jefferson ... as "interest rates affect the entire economy ...

Jerome H. Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, has made clear that pre-emptive interest rate cuts are not appropriate for ...

Economists have shifted back their forecasts for lower borrowing costs as President Trump’s tariffs raised the risk of higher ...

A dove is more focused on risks to the labor market and may want to cut rates more quickly, while a hawk is more focused on the threat of inflation and may be more cautious about rate cuts.