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  1. Fed hike narrows gap with BSP policy rate

    Fed hike narrows gap with BSP policy rate

    US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh justified the interest rate hike — the first since 2023 — saying inflation is too high and had persisted for too long,…

  2. Fed hike narrows gap with BSP policy rate

    Fed hike narrows gap with BSP policy rate

    The US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday (Thursday Philippine time), its first rate increase since 2023, as…

  3. Managing costs of economic scarring

    Managing costs of economic scarring

    Their models suggest that average inflation will continue to be above target in 2026 and 2027, and that it will only normalize in 2028.

  4. In glitzy ceremony, U.S. Fed chair vows reforms

    In glitzy ceremony, U.S. Fed chair vows reforms

    Kevin Warsh was sworn in as the new US Federal Reserve chair at the White House, pledging reform and independence amid President Donald Trump’s push for lower…

  5. Fed holds rates, pressures Philippines outlook

    Fed holds rates, pressures Philippines outlook

    The US being the world’s largest economy, decisions by the Federal Reserve have significant spillover effects on other central banks. While the Fed and the…

  6. U.S. Fed tipped holding rates steady

    U.S. Fed tipped holding rates steady

    ­Fed officials are set to keep rates steady in a range of 3.50 percent to 3.75 percent, extending their pause since the start of the year.

  7. Consistency and predictability

    Consistency and predictability

    Power is sustained not by its display, but by its reliability. When actors can plan with confidence, they invest. When they cannot, they hedge.

  8. U.S. Fed divided ahead of interest rate meet

    U.S. Fed divided ahead of interest rate meet

    Minutes from the Fed’s most recent meeting showed many officials expect a further uptick in underlying goods inflation as President Donald Trump’s tariffs bite.

  9. Fed exec sees Oct. cut likely

    Fed exec sees Oct. cut likely

    ‘It’s important that while we’re providing support to the labor market, that we continue to lean against any potential persistence in inflation, whether that…