Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker said Thursday he was on board with a September rate cut as long as the data performs as he...
NEW YORK - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker said Thursday he was on board with a September rate cut as long as the data performs as he expects it to.
Harker spoke in the wake of meeting minutes released Wednesday for the central bank’s July meeting, and just ahead of a hotly anticipated set of remarks due Friday by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell at the conference. Console and Handheld Gaming Software Strategic Business Report 2023-2030: Expansion of Digital Distribution Channels and Decrease in Physical Game Sales
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