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- Fed Governor Calls for Rate Cuts as Soon as July
The comments from Christopher J Waller came days after he joined 11 other officials in voting to leave rates unchanged But Mr Waller said the Fed could act as soon as next month, citing the
- Waller Says Fed Could Cut Interest Rates as Soon as July - Yahoo Finance
(Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the central bank can lower interest rates as soon as next month, reiterating his view that the inflation hit from tariffs is likely
- A top Fed official just joined Trump in calling for imminent rate cuts
Christopher Waller, who serves on the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors, said Friday the central bank should deliver interest rate cuts as soon as July, echoing President Donald Trump’s
- Will the Fed Cut Interest Rates Soon? One Official Thinks So.
Federal Reserve Gov Christopher Waller said that the central bank could cut interest rates as early as July, arguing that inflation under tariffs wouldn't likely be a problem
- Fed Governor Waller says central bank could cut rates as early as July . . .
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged, but credit card APRs keep rising Trump rips into 'too late' Jerome Powell after Fed holds rates steady U S economic slowdown still in the cards, Fed says
- Fed should consider cutting rates as early as July, official says - MSN
President Donald Trump, who nominated Waller as a governor during his first term in office, has been hectoring the Fed to lower interest rates to reduce borrowing costs on the $36 trillion
- US Fed may lower rates in July, signals Governor Christopher Waller
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stated on Friday (June 20) that tariffs are not expected to significantly stoke inflation, suggesting that the central bank could begin lowering interest rates as early as July “I think we’re in the position that we could do this as early as July
- Top Federal Reserve official calls for rate cuts as soon as July
The US Federal Reserve should begin cutting interest rates as soon as next month, a top official has said, underscoring the deepening schism at the central bank on whether to reduce borrowing
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