WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Risks to the job market have increased, but it remains too soon to commit to interest rate cuts before ...

"churn and the turbulence" in the economy, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said on Thursday. He hopes policy rate can ...

The regional Fed bank president said in a speech Thursday higher import taxes will result in price pressure for companies of ...

Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic says shifting trade policy makes it difficult for businesses to plan for the ...

Speaking to a Florida business group, Bostic maintained his view that a single quarter-point rate cut is likely all that will be appropriate in 2025. He emphasized that upcoming data on inflation and ...

U.S. job growth is slowing more than previous figures suggested, but the slowdown hasn't been as dramatic in the Southeast, ...

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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic says massive jobs revisions reveal churn and turbulence in the economy. Last week's BLS update trimmed May and June job gains by 258K, leading Bostic to question ...

The dollar firmed slightly on Friday but was heading for a weekly fall as U.S. President Donald Trump's temporary choice for a fill-in Federal Reserve governor stoked expectations for a dovish pick to ...

In a virtual discussion organized by the Florida Institute of CFOs, Bostic said he remains skeptical that inflationary ...

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said he still views one interest-rate cut as likely this year, and reiterated there are reasons to be skeptical that the inflationary effects ...