Former Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard tells The Wall Street Journal the Fed has performed remarkably well over the past two years but faces a shifting challenge.

The week brings key reports on the labor market as the central bank prepares to deal with Donald Trump’s economic agenda.

President-elect Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell have clashed before, and there is a chance they will do so ...

Former St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard previews the FOMC December interest rate decision and what the Federal Reserve can expect from a second Trump administration. The Simpsons ...

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Federal Reserve officials saw risks of higher-than-expected inflation, due in part to potential tariffs by President-elect Donald Trump, when they made a "finely balanced" decision last month to lower ...

Not all Fed watchers expect inflation to get worse, however. Former St. Louis Fed president Jim Bullard, who served on the Fed during Trump’s first term in office, said he doesn’t see big ...

The City of Bullard has increased expenses for residents and businesses “due to increasing expenses and high demand in providing quality water and treated water.” The rates will take effect ...

Fed monetary policymakers signaled at their December ... payrolls still look poised to trend lower in 2025,” said Sam Bullard, managing director and senior economist at Wells Fargo’s corporate ...

Meanwhile, an uptick in unemployment can have a silver lining: As inflation slows and jobless numbers increase, the Fed moves to lower interest rates, just as they did following their November ...

The Fed’s main tool is its key interest rate ... and new situations by changing his mind fairly quickly,” said Bullard, who is now Purdue University’s dean of the Mitch Daniels School ...