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Yellen says economy may pull off 'soft landing' after strong GDP report - Vimarsana News

Yellen says economy may pull off 'soft landing' after strong GDP report

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Thursday that it appears the economy will avoid falling into a recession as the Federal Reserve works to vanquish too-high inflation.

Saying economic boom will continue is 'huge mistake': Jamie Dimon - Vimarsana News

Saying economic boom will continue is 'huge mistake': Jamie Dimon

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon poured cold water on the notion of a continuing economic boom, calling belief in the scenario a “huge mistake.”

Powell says Fed will 'proceed carefully' but leaves door open to more rate hikes - Vimarsana News

Powell says Fed will 'proceed carefully' but leaves door open to more rate hikes

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday warned more interest rate hikes are possible but added the central bank will “proceed carefully” when deciding its next steps.

'US economy will escape recession, but uncertainty persists until 2024', says Economists - Vimarsana News

'US economy will escape recession, but uncertainty persists until 2024', says Economists

Economists predict the US will avoid a recession but won't be certain until at least 2024. The Federal Reserve aims to navigate a path where the economy expands while inflation rates fall back to the 2% target, which is challenging.

Fed hikes rates to highest since dot-com bubble as anti-inflation campaign winds down - Vimarsana News

Fed hikes rates to highest since dot-com bubble as anti-inflation campaign winds down

The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates Wednesday in what is expected to be the end of its campaign, launched hurriedly last year, to counter historic inflation by increasing borrowing costs.