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No rate cut likely on Wednesday as Fed continues wait-and-see posture Uncertainty high over how tariffs will affect the economy Payrolls strength gives Fed room to keep waiting Trump, wanting rate ...

Trump called Fed Chair Jerome Powell a "major loser" in a Truth Social post last month. Deutsche Bank said in a note on Monday that its US economists "expect the Fed to keep rates steady and avoid ...

Rather than a panicky response to a crisis situation, the decision amounted to the Fed’s taking out some insurance to protect the labor market from weakening too much. In a barrage of attacks on ...

Trump took to Truth Social Friday morning to again call on the Fed to cut rates. Trump claimed there's "no inflation," but prices are still rising. Consumer prices rose 2.4% year-over-year in ...

But could that decline resume again this week? Specifically, will mortgage rates fall after this week's Fed meeting? That's what we'll analyze below. See what mortgage rate you'd currently qualify ...

The Fed's decision this week will test its independence and whether U.S. monetary policy is driven by data or political influence. On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will announce its latest policy ...

US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that he will not remove Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve (Fed) Board Chairman before his term ends in May 2026. Trump reiterated his belief that the US ...

Two men considered by Fed watchers as possible candidates to eventually assume Powell's seat have offered some pointed public views about the central bank, its mission, and its independence in the ...

00:44 Speaker A And taking a look at the Fed, the two-day FOMC meeting kicking off on Tuesday. The Fed's interest rate decision on Wednesday. Wall Street largely expecting the Fed to hold interest ...

But President Donald Trump’s sweeping Liberation Day tariffs could spark a new kind of inflation that the Fed is less equipped to handle.

He's watching the two-year Treasury rate, he told Fox Business. The Trump administration has repeatedly called on the Fed to slash rates. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a new argument for ...