-
U.S. Economic Outlook: January 2026
From wellsfargo.bluematrix.com
It is the start of a new year, but for Jerome Powell, it is nearly the end of his eight-year run as Chair of the Federal Reserve. The broader FOMC has been divided in recent months about the appropriate stance of monetary policy, while the recent Department of Justice subpoenas to the central bank further increase the scrutiny and pressure on U.S. monetary policymakers. As we look to Powell's three remaining meetings as Chair, what do we expect from his final act? In short, we think one more 25 bps rate cut is coming before the end of Powell's term, with another 25 bps rate cut from the next Fed Chair this summer. ... (full story)
- Comments / Top
- Subscribe
-
Related Stories
Manufacturing activity in the region increased overall, according to the firms responding to the January Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey. The surveys indicator for general activity rose and turned positive. The new orders and shipments indexes also moved higher. The employment index declined but continues to suggest overall increases in employment. ...
From tradersunion.com | Jan 14, 2026
Monero (XMR) is trading at $785.84, well above the MA-20 ($468.03), MA-50 ($435.73), and MA-200 ($342.60) on the daily chart, which affirms the asset's strong bullish momentum across short, medium, and long-term timeframes. The current dynamic support sits at the Ichimoku Kijun ($551.41), while resistance is likely near the recent round number high, as XMR ...
Good morning! And thank you for that kind introduction. Its great to be here with you. Id like to thank Chellie1 and the Chamber team for the invitation to speak today. The Chamber and the Philly Fed have a long-standing and important partnership on many programs and that includes the annual Chamber State of the Economy survey that many of you will have filled out. Your input helps us understand the economy and the range of ways organizations and individuals are experiencing and shaping it. You provide the stories behind the data that are a key input into my thinking about monetary policy. My goal today is to leave you with a sense of the important national economic trends and how those trends are playing out here in Philadelphia. Ill also share some findings from a recent survey that our team did to identify barriers to employment for Philadelphia residents. I hope this will provide good background for the panel discussion focusing on opportunities to create great jobs here in the region. Before I get into the details, please note that I am speaking just for myself and that my views dont necessarily reflect those of any of my Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) colleagues. Economic Outlook As many of you know, Congress has charged the FOMC with delivering maximum employment and price stability. We define price stability to mean inflation of two percent, as measured by the change in the personal consumption expenditure price index, affectionately know Fed's Paulson: Sees further rate cuts later this year if forecast met. FEDS PAULSON: INFLATION SHOULD BE AROUND 2% RUN RATE BY YEAR END FEDS PAULSON: MONETARY POLICY IS A LITTLE RESTRICTIVE RIGHT NOW FEDS PAULSON: IS CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC ON INFLATION MOVING BACK TO TARGET Fed's Paulson: The US is likely to grow around 2% this year.