JeromePowelltooktheoathofofficeonMondayasChairmanoftheU.S.FederalReserve,succeedingJanetYellen."Today,unemploymentislow,theeconomyisgrowing,andinflationislow.Th
TheUSSenateonTuesdayconfirmedformerinvestmentbankerJeromePowellasheadoftheFederalReserve,puttingPresidentDonaldTrump'spickinaroleofenormousinfluenceovertheworld
U.S.FederalReserveonWednesdayraisedthebenchmarkinterestratesforthethirdtimethisyearandmaintainedtheforecastofthreemoreratehikesin2018,astheeconomyandjobmarketco
ChairoftheUSFederalReserve,JanetYellen,isenteringthefinalstretchofafour-yeartenurewhichwasaclearsuccessmeasuredbytheFed’sdualmandateofpromotingmaximumemployment
U.S.FederalReserveChairJanetYellensaidonWednesdaythatitisappropriateforthecentralbanktocontinuegradualinterestratehikesontheexpectationthattheeconomyandjobmarke
JanetYellen,thefirstwomantoruntheworld'smostpowerfulbank–theUSFederalReserve–preparestoleaveafterservingjustoneterm.Lawmakersareexpectedtoconfirmthenewheadofthe
USFederalReserveChairJanetYellensaidonTuesdaythatit'sappropriateforthecentralbanktocontinuegraduallytightenitsmonetarypolicyinviewoftheuncertaintiesaroundinflat
USFederalReserveChairJanetYellensaidonTuesdaythatit'sappropriateforthecentralbanktocontinuegraduallytightenitsmonetarypolicyinviewoftheuncertaintiesaroundinflat
AmericaneconomistJanetYellendeliveredamessagetoPresidentDonaldTrumponFriday,makingitclearthatifhere-nominatesherasFederalReservechairshewillnotturnherbackonther
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said on Thursday that a strong labor market and rising imported prices could support the inflation to go up, while the central bank would pay close attention to inflation developments.
USFederalReserveChairJanetYellensaidonTuesdaythatshedoesnotbelievethattherewillbeanotherfinancialcrisisforatleastaslongasshelives,thankslargelytoreformsoftheban
U.S. Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen said on Wednesday that most of her colleagues see it appropriate to raise interest rate this year if the economy continues on current path.
The U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday and signaled it still planned to raise rates twice in 2016, though it said slower economic growth would crimp the pace of monetary policy tightening in future years.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong met separately with US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and Trade Representative Michael Froman in Washington, DC on Thursday, ahead of the Nuclear Security Summit.
The U.S. Federal Reserve on Thursday kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged, saying the rising uncertainty abroad and low inflation were the key reasons behind the decision.
Risks to financial stability are moderated and not elevated at this point although the equity market valuations appeared "quite high" and some investors may be taking risks in pursuing high yields, Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said on Wednesday.
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Tuesday reiterated that the central bank would continue to implement the current easy monetary policy and should be cautious over raising interest rates, as the U.S economy recovery remains incomplete.
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