The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates to a 22-year high. Many investors want to know what it would take for the central bank to lift rates again later this year https://t.co/m6umCqwBSz via @WSJ
Persistent inflation will keep interest rates elevated and recession risks high, according to the latest WSJ survey of economists https://t.co/pYKM1DB6n5 via @WSJ
Federal Reserve staff at their March meeting forecast a recession to start later this year due to fallout from banking system turmoil https://t.co/qhv3GCYt2g via @WSJ
Even with less demand, a still-constricted supply of workers is keeping pressure on wages, inflation and interest rates https://t.co/YwABq9X8wc via @WSJ
The IMF says tighter bank lending prompted by the recent failure of two midsize American banks will slow U.S. economic growth this year https://t.co/mqYjrSAwq3 via @WSJ
U.S. employers added 5.6 million jobs over 14 months, but gains have recently shown signs of cooling amid economic risks https://t.co/kx6pV88oB3 via @WSJ
Banking-sector turmoil raises the odds that the U.S. economy, already widely seen as prone to recession, might actually tip into one https://t.co/E3HyvyTufA via @WSJ
The producer-price index fell 0.1% in February from the prior month, showing a significant moderation in supplier inflation at the start of the year https://t.co/px1XQMEIfO via @WSJ
Federal Reserve officials are confronting the risk of being forced to simultaneously fight two problems—inflation and the banking crisis https://t.co/VfdrLO8QxQ via @WSJ