The Federal Reserve is the central banking system of the United States, responsible for monetary policy, financial regulation, and banking supervision.
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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged after three cuts last year, signaling a pause as it weighs still-high inflation and a cooling labor market.
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The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, showing Jerome Powell’s resistance to White House pressure for cuts while leaving the door open to future action.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week as Chair Jerome Powell tries to refocus attention on the economy after new legal and political pressure.
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President Donald Trump wants a Federal Reserve chair who will cut interest rates, but Jerome Powell’s legal fight, Senate resistance, and the Fed’s structure make that hard.
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A Justice Department investigation has raised new pressure on Jerome Powell as he nears the end of his term as Federal Reserve chair, with major stakes for the Fed’s future control and independence.
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Wall Street CEOs, including JPMorgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon, warned Donald Trump that his attacks on the Federal Reserve and push to cap credit card interest rates could hurt the economy.
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The DOJ has opened a criminal probe into the Federal Reserve’s $2.5 billion headquarters renovation, turning a long-running construction dispute into a new political fight with President Donald Trump.
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Credit card rates are still high in 2026, and the Federal Reserve’s recent rate cuts have not brought much relief for borrowers.
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Federal Reserve minutes show deep splits over December’s rate cut, with officials divided on whether weak jobs or stubborn inflation is the bigger risk.
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The Federal Reserve’s December rate cut helped push mortgage rates lower, making a $700,000 home loan cheaper each month than it was earlier in 2025.
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The Federal Reserve cut interest rates again, with Chair Jerome Powell saying the move is meant to support a softer job market without causing more inflation.
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U.S. stocks rose in a short Friday session, leaving the S&P 500 near a record high as investors looked to the Federal Reserve for another possible rate cut and kept worrying about Big Tech.
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After recent Federal Reserve rate cuts, money market accounts now earn slightly more than high-yield savings accounts for a $10,000 balance, though both still beat traditional savings.
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Stocks fell sharply as fading hopes for a December Federal Reserve rate cut shook markets, while Jerome Powell and other Fed officials gave mixed signals about the next move.
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After the Federal Reserve’s October rate cut, a $40,000 HELOC is cheaper to carry each month, with average payments now around $378 to $482.
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The Federal Reserve’s October rate cut helped lower home equity loan costs, but a $200,000 loan would still mean a large monthly payment.
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The Federal Reserve’s October rate cut helped make a $75,000 home equity loan cheaper, with monthly payments now estimated at about $721 to $918.
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The Federal Reserve’s October rate cut helped push home equity loan costs lower, making a $50,000 loan a bit cheaper for homeowners.
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U.S. inflation stayed high in September, but prices rose less than expected, giving the Federal Reserve some room to cut rates even as President Donald Trump’s tariffs keep pushing up costs.
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Charlie Scharf used a steady, disciplined approach to help Wells Fargo recover from years of scandal and win back trust from the Federal Reserve.
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