Lisa Cook, Fed

Fed Gov. Cook Backs Gradual Cuts. Inflation Isn’t the Only Risk She’s Watching.
New products, business models, and technologies can add to familiar risks such as excessive leverage, but also create “novel shocks,” she said.
Fed's Cook: Further rate cuts can come cautiously
The U.S. Federal Reserve can be cautious with any further interest rate cuts given a solid economy and inflation proving stickier than previously expected, Fed Governor Lisa Cook said on Monday.
Fed’s Cook Says Officials Can Be More Cautious With Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said policymakers can proceed more cautiously with additional rate cuts, citing a sturdy labor market and recent bumpiness in inflation data.
Fed official offers candid words on inflation, interest rate cuts in 2025
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Fed officials signal more gradual approach to lowering rates as 2025 begins
Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook said Monday it makes sense to lower interest rates more gradually given resilience in the job market and stickier-than-expected inflation, the latest central bank official to offer a cautious view as 2025 begins.
The Fed Is Cutting - Why Are Mortgage Rates Going Up?
Powell is admitting that inflation is still too high, but the Fed still plans to cut interest rates by .25%. So why are mortgage rates going up? Read more
Fed Governor Lisa Cook Supports More Cautious Approach to Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook on Monday urged monetary policymakers to proceed "more cautiously" with interest rate cuts, given the Fed's 100 basis points of policy easing since September. Cook continues to believe it will be appropriate to move the benchmark rate toward a more neutral stance over time.
Fed's Cook Says Central Bank Can Proceed Cautiously With More Cuts
Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook said Monday that the central bank can afford to take a more gradual approach to interest-rate cuts in the months ahead, even though further reductions will likely be required eventually.

Federal Reserve, Trump and inflation

Gold Extends Drop After Fed Officials Express Inflation Concern
Gold held a decline as comments from Federal Reserve officials over the weekend reinforced the view the US central bank will ...
Here’s The Fed’s 2025 Meeting Schedule And What To Expect For Interest Rates
The Fed is expected to cut interest rates in 2025, perhaps two or three times, with greater uncertainty for the second half ...
Here's What I Think the Fed Will Do With Interest Rates in 2025 -- And 2 Stocks That Could Be Winners
I believe the Fed will cut interest rates a little more aggressively than the market expects. Companies in the financial ...
Inflation increased in November, complicating Fed's next rate decision
Core inflation -- a closely watched measure that strips out volatile food and energy prices -- increased 3.3% over the year ...
NYC residents slapped with congestion pricing ‘surcharge’ by fed-up companies paying new toll: ‘Hochul inflation’
Manhattan residents who live in Manhattan south of 60th Street can’t escape paying the new congestion toll — even if they don ...
Fed’s Daly, Kugler Stress Inflation Fight Has Not Yet Been Won
Two Federal Reserve officials on Saturday emphasized the US central bank must finish off its fight against the post-pandemic ...
Today's Mortgage Rates | Rates Should Go Down This Year as Long as Inflation Slows
These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Mortgage rates are starting the year elevated, but they're expected to go ...
Treasuries post annual gain as Fed starts interest-rate cuts
The US Treasury market ended 2024 with a small gain as inflation resumed edging lower after the first quarter and the Federal ...