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Have we seen Powell's last rate cut as Fed chair?
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made it clear on Wednesday that the resilient U.S. labor market is currently the primary determinant of monetary policy, a signal that strong July employment figures could snuff out all bets for a September rate cut and reduce the likelihood of any further easing this year.
President Donald Trump may see lower Federal Reserve interest rates as a fix for two politically potent problems, the cost of ...
Bloomberg journalists answer your questions about what economic signals or Trump actions could prompt the Fed to lower rates ...
Despite mounting pressure from President Trump to cut rates, the FOMC voted yesterday to hold the target range for its policy ...
Interest rates for credit cards to mortgages have jumped since the Fed began fighting inflation in 2022. Here's where experts ...
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the economy is solid — and that it's also too early to tell how tariffs will affect it.
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, the personal-consumption expenditures price index, for June is out. Here's ...
A stock market shibboleth, that it is futile to “fight the Fed” and challenge the force of monetary policy, is losing its ...
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