a rush of imports to avoid tariffs likely to weigh on estimates of gross domestic product, and sentiment souring, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday. Rates & Bondscategory ...

Nominal GDP targeting would allow the central bank to balance price stability and maximum employment more effectively.

A Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta policy advisor who tracks the economy’s growth said new data shows the U.S. in the negative this quarter.

The Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy ... Fed staff median forecasts call for real gross domestic product growth to be 1.7% by the end of 2025, down from the December forecast’s 2.1% ...

Consumer surveys show a decline in sentiment as President Donald Trump ramped up tariff talk, while retail sales and consumer spending levels have also decreased.

And it noted the downstream effects of layoffs and restructuring efforts in the federal government ... lowered their expectations for gross domestic product (GDP) growth. They anticipate GDP ...

These are perilous times for the Federal Reserve. President Trump has radically ... Instead, boosting the federal deficit to well above 7% of gross domestic product will compound the effects ...

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell keeps ... sharemarket greeted the higher-than-expected growth in the gross domestic product (GDP) with a rollercoaster ride – its rebound stymied by ...