In recent speeches and appearances by policymakers at the Federal Reserve, one word in particular has been a central theme: ...

The central bank said the two discussed “economic developments including for growth, employment, and inflation.” ...

the Fed does not intend to deliver preemptive rate cuts as President Trump has recently called for.” Fed futures markets figure the Fed will start cutting rates again in July and approve three ...

Fed officials opted Wednesday to hold interest rates steady as President Donald Trump’s tariffs unsettle the US economy.

White House economic adviser Stephen Miran, asked on Fox News about the Federal Reserve's concerns about the U.S. inflation rate rising again, said President Donald Trump's administration does not ...

Now, the Fed is set to meet on Wednesday to make its next rate ... nor a stubborn refusal to cut once the labor market does soften, provided long-term inflation expectations remain anchored ...

Now, the Fed is set to meet on Wednesday to make its next rate ... nor a stubborn refusal to cut once the labor market does soften, provided long-term inflation expectations remain anchored ...

What does a rate cut mean and why ... Economists and analysts who closely follow the Fed consider that the central bank will opt to keep rates stable again. As of May 6, 30-day Fed Funds futures ...

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady Wednesday for the third meeting in a row, defying President Trump's calls for the central bank to again loosen ... saying the Fed does not "need ...

Representatives from the United States and China are expected to meet this weekend in what ... was a little late,” he said. This does not sound like a Fed that is ready to cut interest rates ...

is there’s a good chance the Fed will wait longer than anticipated to lower rates, economists say. And that, they say, could make the central bank late to the game if the nation does slip into a ...