(Reuters) -Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Friday said he opposed the U.S. central bank's decision this week ...
Waller released a statement expanding on his dissent at Wednesday’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting where he voted ...
Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller said the Fed's decision this week to slow its balance-sheet reduction came too ...
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said the banking system still has enough reserves for the central bank to keep ...
The Federal Reserve governor voted against the decision to slow the pace of balance sheet reduction earlier this week, ...
New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said on Friday the U.S. central bank's monetary policy is in the right place ...
The Federal Reserve said it will start shrinking its balance sheet at a slower pace starting next month, reducing the amount ...
Federal Reserve policymakers voted unanimously to keep interest rates steady Wednesday, but not all agreed on the pace of ...
The central bank penciled in two rate cuts for 2025, but President Trump’s sweeping agenda has injected “remarkably high” ...
Waller dissented against that decision preferring to maintain the pace of the Treasuries runoff at $25 billion a month. He agreed with the Fed’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged.
"There is no evidence from money market indicators or my outreach conversations that the banking system is getting close to an ample level of reserves," Waller said. Fed's balance sheet drawdown ...
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the slowdown would allow for a smoother and longer period of balance sheet rundown and was strongly supported by most policymakers. Waller said that instead of slowing ...
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