The Federal Reserve Board meets next week. At the post-meeting press conference, there are key questions reporters should ask—but likely won't.
In a positive sign for the economy, headline inflation slowed in February. But the reading alone likely is not enough to ...
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is unsurprised by President Trump’s push for lower inflation and interest rates—but warns that doesn’t mean the Oval Office can control them.
US job openings rose to 7.74 million in January, signaling steady labor demand amid looming federal layoffs. The Federal ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reassures that the US economy remains strong despite recession concerns and market ...
Slower inflation could raise the chance of interest-rate cuts that might boost riskier assets such as cryptocurrencies.
Fed officials will meet next week to determine whether or not to lower interest rates. How Trump’s tariffs factor into their ...
The Fed is not expected to cut interest rates at the conclusion of its next meeting on March 19, but there may be clues to ...
Ahead of the blackout media period, the Fed’s sentiment index on the daily chart has fallen towards neutral ground, which ...
Gold prices held steady in Asian trading on Monday after modest gains last week as the dollar remained near a four-month low ...
WHY THE POWELL SPEECH MATTERS? In the US, the tone of monetary policy is not only set by the Fed statement and the Fed ...
Tariffs are making investors anxious for a few reasons. First, they can increase costs for companies that rely on importing foreign goods, and that can impact profits and, in turn, share prices.