Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Keeps Markets Guessing at Jackson Hole In his first Jackson Hole address as Fed chair, Kevin Warsh defended abandoning forward guidance while acknowledging that persistent inflation is concerning. By Sissi Cao
Wall Street Rallies Behind Jerome Powell as the Fed’s Independence Comes Under Threat Wall Street leaders push back on Trump’s attacks on the Fed, arguing that political pressure risks higher inflation and long-term economic damage. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Economists Increasingly Question If the Fed’s 2% Inflation Target Is Attainable Inflation remains above the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target despite interest rates remain at a 23-year high. By Shreyas Sinha
Barclays New Boss is Not Like Bob Diamond; JPMorgan Still Working on Whale Probe: Roundup By Patrick Clark
Bernanke Abandoned! Three’s a Trend After International Economic Adviser Sheets Ends 18-Year Run With Fed By Foster Kamer