Consumer confidence is waning, and more Americans doubt they will be able to get the credit they need to pay for big purchases and cover everyday costs. Fewer people feel secure in their current ...

European central banking and supervisory officials have held informal discussions about the possibility that the Trump administration will push the Fed to step back from global funding markets in ...

In March 2020, the sudden unwind of the so-called cash-futures basis trade contributed to the widespread volatility in the Treasury market that caused the Fed to buy $1.6 trillion of bonds in less ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell may have surprised investors with some of his comments at the press conference following the Fed's March meeting. When discussing how Trump's tariffs will impact inflation ...

The Fed’s overnight interest rate has now remained unchanged at a range of 4.25% to 4.5% since mid-December, after the central bank made no move at its meeting in January or on Wednesday.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank would leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged, adding that now is the time to ‘wait for further clarity.’ Photo: Roberto Schmidt/AFP/Getty ...

Trump ramped up calls for the Fed to cut interest rates this week. Fed officials kept interest rates level after their latest meeting. Here's what to know about the president's relationship with ...

Stock gains accelerated Wednesday afternoon based on comments from Fed Chair Powell, who said the US economy remains strong and there's no need for action by the Fed in the face of uncertainty ...

At his post-meeting news conference, Fed chairman Jerome Powell said the current outlook is that any price jumps from tariffs likely will be short-lived. “It can be the case that it’s ...

US Fed chair Jerome Powell-led rate-setting panel projected two quarter-percentage-point rate cuts by the end of this year. “The committee would be prepared to adjust the stance of the monetary ...

More immediately.” In a post on his Truth Social platform late on Tuesday, Trump wrote that the Fed “would be MUCH better off CUTTING RATES as U.S. Tariffs start to transition (ease!) ...

Trump posted late on Wednesday on his Truth Social platform: "The Fed would be MUCH better off CUTTING RATES as UsTariffs start to transition (ease!) their way into the economy. Do the right thing." ...