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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Mortgage rates could fall before the Federal Reserve’s October meeting, because lenders may already be pricing in an expected rate cut.
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Economists expect the Federal Reserve to help support a stronger U.S. economy in 2025, even as job growth stays weak and inflation remains above target.
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The federal shutdown is delaying key economic reports, leaving the Federal Reserve, businesses, and investors with less data to guide decisions.
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Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook is asking a federal appeals court to block President Donald Trump’s effort to remove her from the Fed board before next week’s interest rate meeting.
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Christine Lagarde warned that any move by President Donald Trump to weaken the US Federal Reserve’s independence would pose a serious risk to the US and global economy.
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Federal Reserve officials are split on whether weak hiring or stubborn inflation is the bigger risk, making a September rate cut uncertain as Chair Jerome Powell prepares to speak in Jackson Hole.
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Businesses are raising the prices they charge each other as Trump’s tariffs push costs higher, raising worries that consumers and the Federal Reserve will feel the impact next.
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President Donald Trump’s economy had a rough week as new tariffs, weak jobs data, and a clash with the Federal Reserve raised fresh fears about inflation and growth.
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The White House is ramping up pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell, attacking him over interest rates and the Federal Reserve’s building renovation ahead of the next policy meeting.
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U.S. stocks rose sharply after a strong June jobs report eased worry about the economy and lowered hopes for a near-term Federal Reserve rate cut.
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President Donald Trump is escalating his fight with Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve by floating an early pick for the next Fed chair, which could weaken Powell’s authority before his term ends.
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HELOC rates may edge down after the Federal Reserve’s June meeting, but they are more likely to stay near current levels unless the Fed gives a clear sign of rate cuts.
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The article says homeowners do not need to rush to open a HELOC before the Federal Reserve’s May meeting because HELOC rates are variable and likely will not change much right away.
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President Donald Trump again urged the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates after a stronger-than-expected April jobs report.
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President Donald Trump’s tariff push has created economic uncertainty, with markets swinging, confidence falling, and the Federal Reserve still seeing inflation above its target.
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Tesla shares fell while the broader stock market rebounded, as investors weighed new trade worries and a key Federal Reserve decision.
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CBS News says gold can still be a useful investment even as inflation cools, because prices remain high and the Federal Reserve’s 2% goal is not yet reached.
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U.S. consumer confidence fell sharply in February as Americans grew more worried about inflation, tariffs, and the economy under President Donald Trump, while the Federal Reserve stayed cautious on rates.
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Federal Reserve data shows U.S. household debt and credit card balances hit new highs, and the article outlines ways people can manage rising card debt.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis said U.S. GDP grew 2.3% in the fourth quarter of 2024, a bit below forecasts, while the Federal Reserve stayed cautious about cutting rates.
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