The new president of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, has opened the possibility of raising interest rates if inflation persists, despite the pressures exerted by Donald Trump to keep them low. (translated)
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh warns that inflation is still not under control and suggests the possibility of raising interest rates, highlighting the need for a more discreet approach from the central bank in its communications. (translated)
The president of the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, expresses his concern about inflation in the United States and advocates for a more cautious monetary policy after acknowledging that, although the inflation data is better than expected, there is still no clear trend toward the 2% target. (translated)
Kevin Warsh, president of the Federal Reserve of the United States, suggests the possibility of raising interest rates to combat inflation and advocates for a more discreet monetary policy during his speech at the Jackson Hole summit. (translated)
Kevin Warsh, the new leader of the Federal Reserve of the United States, emphasizes that controlling inflation is a priority and if there is no progress towards the 2% goal, we have work to do. (translated)
Kevin Warsh, president of the Federal Reserve, faces the challenge of gaining Wall Street's trust in his first official appearance in Jackson Hole, where he is expected to provide clarity on the strategy to reduce inflation to 2% amid rising tensions in the financial markets. (translated)
Some members of the U.S. Federal Reserve indicated the possibility of an interest rate hike if inflation does not continue to decline, after deciding to keep the current rates between 3.5% and 3.75% at the last meeting, where three members voted in favor of a 0.25 percentage point increase, while inflation stands at 3.4%. (translated)
Kevin Warsh, recently appointed president of the Federal Reserve, faces an uncertain outlook for the U.S. economy, as his cautious attitude and the growing volatility in the markets, especially in the artificial intelligence sector and the rising oil prices, could lead to a crisis if the uncertainty regarding the Federal Reserve's response worsens. (translated)
The Federal Reserve has approved Banco Santander's acquisition of Webster Bank in the U.S. for more than $12 billion, allowing it to strengthen its position in the U.S. market and combine assets totaling $327 billion. (translated)
The American Federal Reserve (Fed) decided to keep interest rates unchanged between 3.50% and 3.75%, although the decision was contested by three members of the Federal Open Market Committee who preferred a 0.25 percentage point increase. (translated)
The Federal Reserve of the U.S. decided to keep interest rates between 3.5% and 3.75% due to inflationary pressures created by the war with Iran and the rise in energy prices, while its new chairman, Kevin Warsh, takes a cautious stance in his monetary decisions. (translated)
The Federal Reserve of the United States has decided to keep interest rates between 3.5% and 3.75% for the fifth consecutive meeting, opting for caution in the face of instability caused by the escalation of the war in Iran, despite internal pressures to control inflation. (translated)
The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates between 3.5% and 3.75%, despite high inflation and geopolitical uncertainty, with three committee members voting in favor of an increase, indicating a division in their decisions under the new presidency of Kevin Warsh, who is facing rising tensions and the oil crisis related to the conflict in the Middle East. (translated)
The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates in the range of 3.5%-3.75%, despite inflationary pressures generated by the war in Iran, with three dissenting members advocating for a 0.25% increase. (translated)
The Federal Reserve of the United States will announce its decision on interest rates this Wednesday, with expectations of keeping them unchanged due to an inflation rate of 3.5% and a labor market at historically low levels, although there is growing pressure for an increase by 2026. (translated)
El Tribunal Supremo de Estados Unidos ha decidido de manera provisional permitir que Lisa Cook continúe como gobernadora de la Reserva Federal, rechazando la destitución ordenada por Trump, quien alegó fraude hipotecario, lo que evidencia la defensa de la independencia de la Fed frente a la interferencia política. #ReservaFederal #Trump #Justicia
El Tribunal Supremo de Estados Unidos ha ampliado el poder del presidente Trump al permitirle despedir a los jefes de agencias federales, aunque ha salvaguardado la posición de Lisa Cook en la Reserva Federal, quien enfrenta un intento de despido por parte de Trump debido a acusaciones de fraude hipotecario que ella niega. #Trump #ReservaFederal #SupremoAmericano
El artículo analiza el legado de Alan Greenspan como presidente de la Reserva Federal, sugiriendo que su reputación se basa principalmente en los fundamentos establecidos por su predecesor, Paul Volcker, quien logró restaurar la credibilidad de la Fed en un contexto de alta inflación, mientras que la creencia de Greenspan en la autosuficiencia de los mercados contribuyó a su fracaso durante la crisis financiera de 2008. #AlanGreenspan #ReservaFederal #Economía
Alan Greenspan, apodado 'el maestro' y expresidente de la Reserva Federal de Estados Unidos, ha fallecido a los 100 años debido a complicaciones de la enfermedad de Parkinson, dejando un legado controvertido marcado por su influencia en la economía estadounidense y su defensa de la desregulación que algunos critican por haber contribuido a la crisis financiera de 2007-2008. #AlanGreenspan #ReservaFederal #Economía
Morreu Alan Greenspan, icónico líder da Reserva Federal dos EUA, aos 100 anos, devido a complicações da doença de Parkinson, conforme anunciado por sua esposa, Andrea Mitchell. #AlanGreenspan #ReservaFederal #Economia
