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"There's a real recognition that we are likely moving into a period where there may be some difficult trade-offs to make," said Boston Fed President Susan Collins in an interview Friday.

In 2026, Sen. Susan Collins will ask us to vote for her again. Her silence in the face of Trump’s anti-American actions is extremely troubling. Her tired expressions of “concern” result ...

FT: How concerned have you been by the volatility that we have seen in financial markets? Susan Collins: We’ve seen volatility in equities. And we’ve seen some volatility in terms of treasuries.

Janet Mills. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, though, understands both sides of the coin, and wants it all to end. "The conflict between how the State of Maine and the Administration interpret Title ...

Boston Fed president Susan Collins told Yahoo Finance in an interview Friday that if Trump's tariffs stay in place, inflation will rise, perhaps above 3%, and economic growth will slow.

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Boston Fed president Susan Collins told Yahoo Finance she expects the central bank to hold rates where they are for "longer" due to economic uncertainties triggered by President Trump’s tariffs ...

Collins),” implying that any criticism of the senator was merely a policy dispute. I beg to differ. If Donald Trump were a “normal” president, then yes, respectful criticism would be in order.

April 11 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said Friday that financial markets, which have been under massive pressure, appear to be holding in, in comments made in ...