President Donald Trump on Friday called on Chairman Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. The comments come ahead of Powell's ...

President Donald Trump’s tariff policy will likely raise costs for consumers and businesses, but its overall effect on the U.S. economy remains uncertain, which is why the Federal Reserve will ...

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At the end of last year, when Americans were still looking ahead to Donald Trump's second turn as president, most seemed ...

Fixed income markets expect the Federal Open Market Committee to hold interest rates steady on May 7. The meeting could tee up a June cut, which markets view as likely.

With no Federal meeting scheduled for April, potential home equity borrowers should make these strategic moves now.

Trump dust-ups, but on the bigger economic news lurking on the bank’s balance sheet.

Florida is sending $878 million back to the federal government, Gov. Ron DeSantis revealed Friday after a meeting with tech guru Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency team.

But, the post-Federal Open Market Committee meeting rise in US and Australian benchmarks — to their best levels in over a week — may say more about market positioning than the outcome of the ...

The US Federal Reserve is now officially worried about ... As expected, there was no interest rate cut by the Fed in its meeting this week, but it is still flagging two more rate cuts this year ...

Prices are now projected to rise faster than expected at least in part and perhaps largely due to Trump's plans to levy duties on imports from U.S. trading partners, Fed Chair Powell said.

PHOTO: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivers remarks at a news conference following a Federal Open Market Committee meeting at the Federal Reserve, Mar. 19, 2025 in Washington. (Kevin ...