President Donald Trump remains displeased by the Fed's decision to hold interest rates steady.

Trump criticizes Fed chair Powell for keeping rates "artificially high," sending him a chart comparing global rates and ...

June’s bond-market rally could give way to a different trading dynamic in July that results in a fresh round of volatility in ...

The Fed's most recent rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee meeting, held earlier this month, maintained the central ...

President Donald Trump wrote a note to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, once again urging him to cut interest rates.

It’s a widely held belief among economists that President Donald Trump’s tariffs will boost inflation notably over the next ...

Many analysts believe that the One Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB) could have significant positive consequences for financial ...

US small-cap stocks face an uncertain trajectory for the second half of the year as benchmark indexes sag and trail their ...

Surging U.S. government debt may sap investor appetite for key U.S. assets like long-dated Treasuries and the dollar, ...

Take credit cards, for example. Those short-term borrowing products currently have rates averaging over 21%. Personal loan ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday he’d be open to replacing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as President Trump ...

Get ready for a share-buyback—and dividend—bonanza. That’s what analysts predict is coming, after the Federal Reserve found ...