The Federal Reserve should consider cutting interest rates at its next meeting given recent tame inflation data and the fact that any price shock from import tariffs will be short-lived, Federal ...

Fed Governor Waller supports a fed rate cut as soon as July, citing reduced inflation risks and urging action before labor ...

The Federal Reserve should pump the brakes a bit after its jumbo interest rate cut, according to comments from Governor Christopher Waller on Monday. Waller suggested future cuts will likely be ...

Waller's comments stand in contrast to growing market expectations that the Fed will hold off on further rate cuts in the near term, as inflation remains above the target range. What to Know ...

Citing recent data showing an uptick in inflation and a U.S. economy and labor market that are stronger than previously thought, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Monday called for ...

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Wednesday the time for a U.S. central bank interest rate cut "is drawing closer," but uncertainty about the path of the economy makes it unclear ...

Fed Governor Christopher Waller says recent data shows the Fed should ease more cautiously. Waller pointed to data on employment, income, and growth, as well as sticky inflation. The Fed cut rates ...

Federal Reserve governor Chris Waller said Wednesday that he still supports cutting interest rates this year, ... Fed's Waller still sees rate cuts in 2025 despite Trump tariff talk.

Fed's Waller backs more rate cuts, says he doesn't think proposed Trump tariffs will spark inflation Provided by Dow Jones Jan 8, 2025, 2:28:00 PM. By Greg Robb .

Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller said that the central bank could cut interest rates as early as July, arguing that ...

Christopher Waller, one of seven Washington-based Fed governors, said officials should cut rates as inflation cools — though timing was uncertain. By Jeanna Smialek A prominent Federal Reserve ...

Investor sentiment has turned gloomier this week, but even if no economic downturn materializes, progress on inflation should allow the Fed to continue cutting interest rates, Waller said.