DonaldTrumplookssettoappointJeromePowell,aformerprivateequityexecutiveatCarlyleGroupandcurrentmemberoftheFederalReserve,asthenextFederalReservechair.Whiletheoff
U.S.PresidentDonaldTrump'ssearchforthenextchairoftheFederalReservehascomedowntoFedgovernorJeromePowellandStanfordUniversityeconomistJohnTaylor,accordingtotwoU.S
TheFederalReservemustrespondto“verytight”USlabormarketsbygraduallyraisinginterestratesorriskhaltingtheeconomicrecovery,ahawkishFedofficialsaidonSaturday.Inprepa
TheUSFederalReserveleftinterestratesunchangedonWednesdaybutsignaleditstillexpectsonemoreincreasebytheendoftheyeardespitearecentboutoflowinflation.TheFed,asexpec
HurricaneHarveycaused"broaddisruptions"toeconomicactivityintheUSGulfCoastregion,causinggasolineshortagesandspikingfreightcosts,theFederalReservesaidWednesday.Ho
Most American economists expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates once more in December and begin unwinding its 4.5 trillion US dollars balance sheet in September, according to a survey conducted by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that current Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and the White House National Economic Director Gary Cohn are among contenders to lead the central bank next year.
The Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation retreated in May, casting further doubt on the chances for another interest rate increase this year, according to Commerce Department data released Friday.
TheFederalReserve'spreferredmeasureofinflationretreatedinMay,castingfurtherdoubtonthechancesforanotherinterestrateincreasethisyear,accordingtoCommerceDepartment
TheUSFederalReserveonWednesdaygavethegreenlighttoplansfromthecountry's34largestbanksthatseektoprovidelargepayoutstoshareholders.TheFedfoundthatthebanks'financia
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised interest rates for the second time in three months, citing its confidence in a growing US economy and strengthening job market.
TheFederalReserveonWednesdayraisedinterestratesforthesecondtimeinthreemonths,citingitsconfidenceinagrowingUSeconomyandstrengtheningjobmarket.TheUScentralbankhas
TheFederalReserveraisedinterestratesonWednesdayforthesecondtimeinthreemonthsandsaiditwouldbegincuttingitsholdingsofbondsandothersecuritiesthisyear,signalingitsc
U.S.PresidentDonaldTrumpappearsreadytoremaketheFederalReserveinanimagethatwillbeconsiderablydifferentthanwhatinvestorshaveknownformanyyears.Thepresidentisprepar
The dollar built on the previous day's gains on Thursday after the Federal Reserve opened the door for another US interest rate hike next month but Asian markets mostly turned lower in a holiday-filled week.
U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, the first and only time in 2016, and indicated a faster rate hike pace next year.
Donald Trump's surprise victory in the US presidential race raises new questions over Federal Reserve policy in the short run and the central bank's vital operational independence over the longer term.
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