Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin said uncertainty over the direction of the US economy is decreasing, ...

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Aggressive shopping by consumers may mute the impact of tariffs on inflation but ...

Tom Barkin, president of Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, told a Greenville Chamber group the next rate-cut decision is ...

Tom Barkin, president of the Richmond Fed, said there are many signs that consumers with low and moderate incomes are more ...

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin said Thursday the labor market remains balanced, with any meaningful ...

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Tom Barkin said Tuesday that the "fog is lifting" on the U.S. economy, pointing to ...

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Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin isn't hitting the panic button on jobs just yet. Speaking Thursday, he said hiring and firing have both slowed, but the unemployment rate is still holding steady near ...

The fog is beginning to resolve in the economy, but the next move for U.S. monetary policy should still depend on how trends evolve, Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin says. Trade deals, the passing of ...

Despite higher-than-forecast price pressure data, traders in interest rate futures held to their bet that the Federal Reserve ...

Regarding the economy, Barkin said that just three months ago unemployment was 4.1%, inflation was down to 2.6%, the GDP grew 2.5% last quarter, and business optimism spiked after the election.

One judgement call facing the Federal Reserve is when to shift to a "more careful path" of rate cuts, said Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin, on Wednesday. Barkin said the first stage of rate cuts ...