Andrew Ackerman is a News Reporter at The Washington Post. He covers the Federal Reserve and financial regulation, focusing on themes such as capital markets, economic policy, and the global economy. His work has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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Andrew Ackerman's coverage spans government announcements and legal policy regulation, with a focus on finance, banking, mortgage industry, as well as political events such as the Israel-Palestine conflict and U.S. foreign policy. He would likely respond well to pitches from experts in these fields who can provide insights into government regulations or policies affecting finance and banking sectors.
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DALLAS — Lenwood Brooks spent years in Washington, most recently as chief of staff at an agency that oversees credit unions.
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By: Andrew Ackerman, Catarina Saraiva, Enda Curran
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s tough message on inflation has set up the central bank’s September policy meeting as a pivotal moment in its mission to tame prices.
Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr said the central bank should be prepared to raise interest rates if inflation fails to subside, warning price pressures are at risk of becoming entrenched after being above target for more than five years.
By: Andrew Ackerman, Catarina Saraiva
At least a third of all Federal Reserve officials have said they would consider meeting less frequently to set interest rates, giving Kevin Warsh an early opening for one of the biggest structural changes he’s proposed as the central bank’s new chairman.
(Bloomberg) -- When Kevin Warsh was sworn into office at a White House ceremony in May, President Donald Trump praised his hand-picked Federal Reserve chairman and encouraged him to be "totally independent."
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh faces a tough choice as inflation data pushes for a rate hike despite Trump's pressure.
By: Andrew Ackerman
When Kevin Warsh was sworn into office at a White House ceremony in May, President Donald Trump praised his hand-picked Federal Reserve chairman and encouraged him to be “totally independent.”
