Don't look for the Federal Reserve to start making big promises ... "The message from October CPI to the Fed is tread lightly ...

Federal Reserve watchers don’t think that President-elect Donald Trump will seek to remove Fed Chair Jerome Powell from his post before the central bank chief’s term ends in mid-2026.

Powell told reporters that Fed officials always take policies — both from the executive branch and Congress — into account if they affect the economy, but “we don’t know what the timing ...

When officials meet to decide where interest rates should be, they don’t consult the president and other elected officials — and for good reason. That’s because, as one former Federal ...

Don't get called:Callable CDs are great, until the bank wants it back. What to do if that happens. If the Fed commits to more rate cuts to support the labor market, which some economists believe ...

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter ... the election will have no effects on our policy decisions,” Mr. Powell said. “We don’t guess, we don’t speculate, and we don ...

"We don't tell people how to feel about the economy — we completely respect what they are feeling." Here's what to know about Thursday's Fed meeting. The Fed announced its decision at 2 p.m. ET ...

This week, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) — a division of the Federal Reserve responsible for setting monetary policy — met once again to evaluate the health of the economy and make ...

After a two-day meeting concludes Thursday, economists don’t expect Fed Chair Jerome Powell to signal when or how quickly the Fed will decrease rates, instead saying its actions will depend on ...

Borrowers aren’t yet feeling the effect of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cuts. The central bank lowered its benchmark rate by a quarter-percentage point Thursday, following its half ...

Those feelings are true; they’re accurate. We don’t question them, we respect them.” When asked if the Fed would consider undershooting on its 2% target to help people catch back up ...

Stocks can handle moderate inflation as long as economic growth persists Either the Federal Reserve lets interest rates settle much higher than pre-pandemic levels or we endure more inflation.