(Reuters) - Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman on Tuesday said she remains cautious about any shift in central bank ...

Fed Governor Bowman noted that despite recent progress on inflation, price growth levels still remain well-elevated compared to the central bank's target ranges, and that recent moves in the ...

The Federal Open Market Committee has three scheduled meetings remaining in 2024 and markets expect interest rates to be cut ...

Bowman — who was in Anchorage to discuss the Fed's efforts to make the banking system more inclusive for indigenous peoples — acknowledged the evolving economic picture. She called the most recent ...

and increased demand for housing due to immigration," Bowman added. Given the upside risks to inflation, the Fed governor expressed concern against "overreacting to any single data point," which ...

The Federal Reserve unveiled that it's planning to scale back a proposal to raise capital requirements for banks after ...

My confidence has grown that inflation is on a sustainable path back to 2%,” which is the Fed’s inflation goal. The language and shift in tone is significant. For months, the Fed has said it ...

Price increases have cooled significantly from a peak of more than 9%, but inflation remains a percentage point higher than the Fed's target rate of 2%. The latest inflation data will further ease ...

Bowman's prepared remarks to a gathering ... she said, and if inflation continues to fall sustainably toward the Fed's 2% target, "it will become appropriate to gradually lower the federal funds ...

and increased demand for housing due to immigration," Bowman added. Given the upside risks to inflation, the Fed governor expressed concern against "overreacting to any single data point," which risks ...

Bowman's latest comments come as market participants ... The most recent price indexes tracked by the Fed peg inflation at around 2.5%. But Bowman questioned the durability of recent trends.