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Surging used-vehicle prices suggest inflation will strengthen in early 2022.

The Federal Reserve will wait until 2023 before raising interest rates, according to a majority of economists in a Reuters poll who nonetheless said the greater risk for the U.S. economy was persistently higher inflation over the coming year.

Former Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig weighed in on inflation and economic growth in America.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell sold up to $5 million worth of stock last October, according to a new financial disclosure form, shortly before the Dow Jones Industrial Average cratered.

The Mortgage Bankers Association said interest rates will not continue to drop, and today's high inflation is not transitory in its economic outlook released at its annual conference.

Support for the potential renomination of Jerome Powell as chairman of the Federal Reserve is growing among key Senate Republicans, who have indicated they could help him earn a second term to lead the central bank despite fierce criticism from progressive lawmakers.

A top Treasury official this week claimed that the recent surge in inflation is part of an “economy in transition” and that the only way out is complete global vaccination.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s chances for a second term leading the central bank so far have been dented but not derailed by a reputational crisis over stock-trading disclosures by senior officials.

Inflation surged at record rates, hitting 5.4% annually in September. Experts explain what that will mean for interest rates and the Fed's monetary policy.

Jerome Powell may still be the clear favorite to get renominated as Federal Reserve Chairman, but some investors are considering the long-shot alternative should there be a surprise change

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers on Wednesday excoriated Federal Reserve policymakers for paying too much attention to social issues rather than a pandemic-induced inflation surge that's triggered wild increases in many consumer prices.

Federal Reserve officials last month worried that disrupted supply chains were raising the risks of more persistent inflation.

Most Federal Reserve officials agreed last month they could begin slowing their aggressive bond-buying program as soon as November, the first step that policymakers will take to dialing back pandemic-era support for the U.S. economy.

Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic warned Tuesday that a recent burst of inflation is unlikely to dissipate anytime soon as pandemic-driven supply constraints continue to trigger wild swings in consumer prices.

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JPMorgan Chase earnings, fresh inflation data, and another Blue Origin blast off lead the week ahead.

The August jobs report shows the U.S. added 194,000 jobs. Here's why economists were disappointed, and what that means for interest rates.

The White House expressed muted support for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday, the same day Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., ripped Powell in a scathing floor speech amid widening ethics concerns at the central bank.

A sharp rise in rates would likely be needed to derail the stock market, according to Goldman Sachs.

Consumer spending rebounded in August as Americans hit the stores.