Federal Reserve's Williams: Despite The Significant Risks Posed By The Middle East Conflict, The U.S. Economy Has Absorbed These Events Relatively Well So Far

Federal Reserve's Williams: Economic Growth Is Solid And In Line With Trends, And The Labor Market Is Also Strong And Stable

Federal Reserve's Williams: Supply Disruptions Caused By The Middle East Conflict Remain A Source Of Risk To Economic Growth And Inflation Prospects

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Full Impact Of The Surge In AI Investment On Economic Growth, Employment, And Inflation Is Difficult To Predict

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Unemployment Rate Is Expected To Gradually Decline To 4% By 2028

Federal Reserve's Williams: Real GDP Growth Is Expected To Be Between 2% And 2.25% This Year, And Will Remain At This Level For The Next Two Years

Federal Reserve's Williams: Long-term Inflation Expectations Remain Solid

Federal Reserve's Williams: Overall Inflation Is Expected To Fall To About 3.25% By The End Of The Year And Continue To Move Toward The 2% Target In 2027, Reaching The Target In 2028

Federal Reserve's Williams: There Are Encouraging Reasons To Believe That Inflation Has Peaked And Will Gradually Decline In The Coming Quarters

Federal Reserve's Williams: Inflation Is Undoubtedly Too High, At Around 4%

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Current Monetary Policy Stance Is Well-suited To Achieving This Goal

Federal Reserve's Williams: With Inflation High, It Must Be Consistently Restored To The 2% Target

Bank Of America: Survey Shows The U.S. Dollar And The British Pound Are Overvalued, While The Euro Is Undervalued

Ukraine's Deputy Minister Of Economy: (Regarding The Port Of Odessa) We Will Do Everything We Can To Maintain The Guaranteed Export Volume At The Level Of The Previous Season

US Treasury Secretary Bessant: Trump's One-dollar "gold Coin" Will Go Into Production