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Fed minutes show growing openness to rate hikes at March meeting

Fed minutes show growing openness to rate hikes at March meeting

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON, April 8 (Reuters) - A growing group of Federal Reserve policymakers felt last month that interest rate hikes might be needed to counter inflation that continued to exceed the central bank's 2% target, particularly given the inflationary impact of the U.S.-Israeli war
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Fed's Williams Assures Continuity Amid Delayed Warsh Confirmation

Fed's Williams Assures Continuity Amid Delayed Warsh Confirmation

Fed's Williams Assures Continuity Amid Delayed Warsh Confirmation
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Fed's Williams Affirms Continuity in FOMC Leadership Amid Warsh Confirmation Delays

Fed's Williams Affirms Continuity in FOMC Leadership Amid Warsh Confirmation Delays

Fed's Williams Affirms Continuity in FOMC Leadership Amid Warsh Confirmation Delays
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Jamie Dimon Warns of Inflation Risks in Shareholder Letter

Jamie Dimon Warns of Inflation Risks in Shareholder Letter

Jamie Dimon Warns of Inflation Risks in Shareholder Letter
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Federal Reserve Faces Stagflationary Pressure Amid Iran Conflict

Federal Reserve Faces Stagflationary Pressure Amid Iran Conflict

Federal Reserve Faces Stagflationary Pressure Amid Iran Conflict
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Harvard Economist Warns of High Interest Rates Amid Iran Conflict and Inflation Concerns

Harvard Economist Warns of High Interest Rates Amid Iran Conflict and Inflation Concerns

Harvard Economist Warns of High Interest Rates Amid Iran Conflict and Inflation Concerns
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Fed's Williams Assures Continuity in FOMC Leadership Amid Warsh Confirmation Delays

Fed's Williams Assures Continuity in FOMC Leadership Amid Warsh Confirmation Delays

Fed's Williams Assures Continuity in FOMC Leadership Amid Warsh Confirmation Delays
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Fed's Williams: FOMC leadership not in question amid slow Warsh confirmation

Fed's Williams: FOMC leadership not in question amid slow Warsh confirmation

April 7 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said on Tuesday that U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell would remain in charge of the central bank’s key monetary policy function even if Kevin Warsh has not been confirmed as the new Fed leader by next month.
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Federal Reserve's Inflation Forecast Raises Concerns for Wall Street

Federal Reserve's Inflation Forecast Raises Concerns for Wall Street

Federal Reserve's Inflation Forecast Raises Concerns for Wall Street
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JPMorgan CEO Warns of Inflation Risks Amid Iran Conflict

JPMorgan CEO Warns of Inflation Risks Amid Iran Conflict

JPMorgan CEO Warns of Inflation Risks Amid Iran Conflict
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Wall St futures jump on relief of Middle East ceasefire

Wall St futures jump on relief of Middle East ceasefire

April 8 (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures jumped on Wednesday as investors breathed a sigh of relief after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, sending crude prices lower on expectations that energy supplies from the Middle East could resume. 
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Kevin Warsh's Confirmation as Fed Chair Crucial to Avoid Economic Uncertainty

Kevin Warsh's Confirmation as Fed Chair Crucial to Avoid Economic Uncertainty

Kevin Warsh's Confirmation as Fed Chair Crucial to Avoid Economic Uncertainty