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10 Apr 2017

Fed's Yellen: Economy's growth potential is likely a bit below 2 pct

Fed's Chairwoman is crossing the wires, via Reuters, highlighting that US economy's growth potential is likely "a bit below 2%".

More headlines (via Reuters):

has looked for ways to reduce regulatory burdens on community banks
2% economic growth has generated a lot of jobs

Apr 10, 2017

Fed's Yellen: Inflation still slightly below 2% goal

Fed's Chairwoman Janet Yellen is on the wires now, saying that inflation is still slightly below 2 pct goal...

USD/JPY drops below 111 on Yellen's remarks

The USD/JPY pair has felt some pressure as the greenback weakened while Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen is giving her speech at the University of Michigan