It may be too late for interest-rate cuts to stop a recession, former Fed president Bill Dudley wrote for Bloomberg. He called for the central bank to start cutting rates this month. With rates ...

Former New York Fed President Bill Dudley is wading into the current debate on the U.S. central bank’s dovish pivot last week, and warning of a chance that things could go wrong. In a Bloomberg column ...

The Federal Reserve should jumpstart its rate-cutting cycle as early as its July meeting to curb the risk of the U.S. economy contracting, former New York Fed President Bill Dudley said Wednesday.

Bill Dudley, a veteran of the 2008 subprime lending meltdown, says he doesn’t believe the growing troubles in private credit will precipitate a broader financial crisis—though he’s “extremely hesitant ...

Former New York Fed President Bill Dudley expressed significant concern about Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's approach to central banking, saying he is "pretty nervous" about the new regime ...

Once painted as a worse-than-recession scenario, stagflation might now be the best that Americans can hope for with the trade war about to be in full swing. Bill Dudley, former president of the New ...

・Dudley also questioned whether current interest rates are restrictive enough, noting that the U.S. economy has continued to grow strongly despite high borrowing costs. ・AI investment boom and rising ...