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Federal Reserve's Waller sees easing inflation risks, signals stable labor market ahead
Fed Governor Waller says oil-driven inflation risks are fading and the labor market is stabilizing, shifting rate cut expectations with implications for
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cnbc.com
Waller says Fed shouldn't 'fight the last war' on inflation but warns hikes still possible
The Fed governor said inflation has expanded beyond the often-cited drivers such as the energy price spike in tariffs.
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cryptobriefing.com
Fed's Waller optimistic on consumer spending, AI investment amid rate policy
Waller optimistic on consumer spending and AI investment. No change in Fed rates after July 2026 at 65.5% YES.
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Fed's Waller sees strong US spending, hints at 2026 rate hike possibility
Waller highlights strong US spending and hints at a 2026 rate hike. Rate hike in 2026 now at 64% YES.
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Fed's Waller: oil-driven inflation fears ease, dovish outlook emerges
Waller says oil-driven inflation fears have eased, signaling a dovish Fed outlook. No change in rates after July 2026 at 59.5% YES.
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Federal Reserve's Waller sees easing inflation risks, signals stable labor market ahead
Fed Governor Waller says oil-driven inflation risks are fading and the labor market is stabilizing, shifting rate cut expectations with implications for
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Fed's Waller sees stronger job market, rate hike odds rise for Sept 2026
Waller sees a stronger job market, increasing rate hike odds. Rate hike by September 2026 now at 56% YES.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Fed's Waller says higher rates possibly needed in 'near term'
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signalled that interest rates may need to rise in the near term if inflation remains elevated. He warned that broadening price…
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Fed's Waller supports ample reserves, hints at steady interest rates
Waller supports ample reserves and hints at steady rates. No change in Fed interest rates after July 2026 at 63.5% YES.
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Fed's Waller: No forward guidance amid inflation, geopolitical tensions
Waller says no forward guidance from the Fed amid inflation and geopolitical tensions. No rate change after July 2026 at 63% YES.
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Fed may raise rates soon if core inflation stays high, Waller warns
Waller warns Fed may raise rates if inflation stays high. Rate hike by September 2026 at 56% YES.
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Fed's Waller praises stunning US job market turnaround, rules out symbolic hikes
Fed Governor Waller praised the US job market and ruled out symbolic rate hikes. Fed pause in next three meetings at 63% YES.
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Fed's Waller signals no immediate rate hikes amid 4% inflation challenge
Waller signals no immediate rate hikes amid 4% inflation. No change in rates after October 2026 at 69% YES.
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Fed Governor Waller signals potential rate hike if core inflation persists, rattling crypto markets
Fed Governor Waller warns rate hikes may return if core PCE inflation stays elevated at 3.3%, sending Bitcoin and risk assets lower ahead of September FOMC.
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Fed's Waller signals potential rate hike amid Iran tensions
Waller's speech raises expectations for a rate hike due to inflation concerns. Rate hike by October 2026 at 65% YES.
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thehindubusinessline.com
US Federal Reserve Governor Waller signals potential rate hikes if inflation tends higher
Fed Governor Waller warns of potential rate hikes if inflation persists, emphasizing vigilance in monetary policy amidst resilient economic indicators.
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Fed officials welcome inflation drop, eye potential rate policy shift
Fed officials welcome inflation drop to 3.4%. Rate cut in next three decisions at 0.1% YES, pause at 0.7% YES.
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US Stock Market: Fed officials welcome softer US inflation, seek more evidence before policy shift
Federal Reserve officials noted cooling inflation data but stressed more months are needed. They indicated a weakened case for a near-term rate hike while remaining cautious.…
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Fed officials welcome June inflation drop, eye sustained trend for rate decisions
Fed officials welcome June inflation drop. Rate cut by October at 11% YES.