Trump ramped up the pressure on Jerome Powell on Monday, calling the Fed Chair "Mr. Too Late" and a "major loser" on Truth ...

President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have something of a checkered history, particularly recently, ...

Markets are expecting more rate cuts than they are likely to get, I argue, and the Fed's hawkish stance reinforces my views.

Analysts say Fed officials may focus on slowing growth and cut interest rates more than previously expected this year to support the economy. Bond futures markets are now pricing in a higher ...

"Despite heightened uncertainty and downside risks, the U.S. economy is still in a solid position," Powell said in remarks ...

The Federal Reserve will be one of the many organizations that will have to deal with the effects of President Trump's reciprocal tariff plans. Loretta Mester, a former president of the Federal ...

Indeed, even if we see three rate cuts this year, that would mean four of the next seven Fed meetings would result in uneventful rate holds. As a result, any mortgage rate improvements we see ...

They also expect inflation to take longer to reach their 2% target. What fewer Fed cuts mean for mortgage rates Though mortgage rates aren't directly impacted by changes to the federal funds rate ...

Several Fed officials recently indicated that they’re leaning toward another rate cut in December to ensure that the economy is not too tight and that the restrictive conditions do not ...

While the Fed still has the stock market’s undivided attention ... S&P 500 in the next 30 days is trading above the expected volatility two months from now, meaning traders are betting on higher ...