In a federal game of cat and mouse, President-elect Donald Trump has continued to taunt Jerome Powell and the Federal Open ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the economy looks better now than it did when the central bank began cutting ...
Both the strength of the American economy and stickiness of inflation have given Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell ...
Follow along with MarketWatch's live coverage of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's discussion at the New York Times DealBook ...
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday he isn't worried that President-elect Donald Trump will try to politicize the central ...
Jerome H. Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, said it was too early for the central bank to start reacting to the ...
Fed's Powell would refuse to exit if ordered by Trump to go Powell said law won't permit Trump to fire Fed officials Fed could face challenges dealing with inflationary Trump agenda Nov 7 ...
Fed Chair Jerome Powell dodged question after question at his Thursday news conference from a press corps eager to elicit the central bank leader's thoughts about President-elect Donald Trump.
Speaking at a press conference Thursday to discuss the Fed's move today to cut its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, Powell added that it is not permitted under the law for ...
US stocks broadly fell after Powell’s remarks. As the Fed looks toward continuing its rate-cutting cycle, the proposed policies of President-elect Donald Trump could eventually bring some ...
Indexes ended lower on Thursday as traders' attention turned to the November nonfarm payrolls report on Friday morning.