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9 Jan 2020

Fed's Evans: Expects the fed could go through 2020 without any interest rate changes

Fed's Evans has been crossing the wires and his latest statement, he says he expects the Fed could go through 2020 without any interest rate changes.

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Jan 9, 2020

Fed's Bullard: Firms are adjusting to remain profitable in face of trade uncertainty

Trade regime uncertainty is expected to continue but businesses in the US are adjusting to remain profitable in the face trade uncertainty, St Louis F

Fed's Kashkari: Improvements in could lead to ginas in optimism

Speaking on Fox News, Minneapolis Fed chief, Neel Kashkari, has said that he is not in his current forecast to see a recession in next year or two. Ke