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Fed seen on hold amid cooler inflation, cautious consumer
Federal Reserve policymakers wary of cutting interest rates in the face of President Donald Trump's aggressive tariffs will ...
Powell defends Fed independence after Trump pressures him to cut interest rates
The Federal Reserve chair said the two discussed "economic developments" but not his expectations for monetary policy at a ...
Powell defends Federal Reserve independence during Trump meeting
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told President Donald Trump that monetary policy decisions would be "based solely on ...
Powell visits Trump at the White House — and says the Fed will do its own thing on interest rates
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell met with U.S. President Donald Trump today at the White House to discuss the state of the ...
Trump Presses Fed Chair Powell On Interest Rates In Person
President Donald Trump spoke with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday, the first in-person meeting between the two leaders this year.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell meets with Trump at White House
Fed Chair Jerome Powell and President Trump met Thursday to discuss economic growth, employment and inflation.
US court blocks Trump’s tariffs: What does it mean for global trade, markets?
A federal court has struck down US President Trump’s sweeping 2025 tariff plan, ruling it an overreach of executive power under emergency laws. The decision has rattled global markets, lifted the ...
Pennies are going away. What should you do with your old coins?
The government loses nearly three cents on every penny it mints. On a nickel, it loses nearly nine cents. More nickels would mean steeper losses. America could kill both the penny and the nickel, the ...
Trump tells Treasury Department to stop making pennies. What's that mean for your pennies?
Trump told the Treasury Department to stop making pennies, citing production costs. What should we do with the pennies we ...
With the penny going away, what should you do with your old coins?
The government loses nearly three cents on every penny it mints. On a nickel, it loses nearly nine cents. More nickels would mean steeper losses. America could kill both the penny and the nickel, the ...