Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the Trump administration’s tariff increases were “significantly larger than anticipated,” but ...

Powell and other ... the founder of Inflation Insights, said in a client note. Inflation expectations had been increasing even before the bulk of Trump’s tariffs took effect.

The central bank held steady on rates, keeping them at a range of 4.25% to 4.5%, but highlighted rising inflation risk.

Powell did not focus ... consumption expenditures price inflation to have fallen to 2.2% -- a tepid reading but still likely not reflecting coming tariff-driven price increases.

Economic models of proposed 2025 tariff scenarios. The leadership of the Federal Reserve has weighed in cautiously in favor of Construct 1. Chairman Powell sees inflation “likely” in the forecast.

With their eye on inflation, officials are inclined to hold rates steady when they meet in Washington on Tuesday and ...

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated on April 16, 2025, that President Trump’s tariffs would likely lead to higher rates of inflation. He made this claim before an audience at the ...

Caught in that bind, Fed Chair Jerome Powell may have been comforted by government data on Friday showing a healthy 177 000 ...

In fact, economists say, Trump's ongoing attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell and his tariff ... fears that Trump's sweeping tariffs could raise inflation, along with the administration's threats ...

Markets face a pivotal week with the FOMC decision, Powell’s remarks, key earnings, and trade signals in focus.

The potential impact of the labor market rolling over amid tariff changes could shift the Federal Reserve's focus. Deutsche Bank senior US economist Brett Ryan joins Catalysts to explain why inflation ...