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Don’t expect the Fed to lower interest rates this week despite string of harsh criticism from Trump
Politics
Don’t expect the Fed to lower interest rates this week despite string of harsh criticism from Trump
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressMay 5, 2025
Trump rules out firing Powell while pushing him to cut rates
Politics
Trump rules out firing Powell while pushing him to cut rates
By Kevin Whitelaw and BloombergMay 4, 2025
A picture of people milling about and talking with recruiters at a job fair with a "Now Hiring" sign in the background.
Finance
Trump got a strong jobs report, but not in the way he necessarily wanted
By Greg McKennaMay 2, 2025
Larry Summers, president emeritus and professor at Harvard University, at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025.
Banking
Summers says wrong to say markets tell Fed it should cut
By Christopher Anstey and BloombergMay 1, 2025
Elon Musk says DOGE should ‘definitely’ take a close look at the Fed
Politics
Elon Musk says DOGE should ‘definitely’ take a close look at the Fed
By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezMay 1, 2025
Trump slams Powell again, claiming he knows ‘much more than he does about interest rates’
Finance
Trump slams Powell again, claiming he knows ‘much more than he does about interest rates’
By Alena BotrosApril 30, 2025
A Trump-induced interest rate cut won’t actually lower mortgage rates
Finance
A Trump-induced interest rate cut won’t actually lower mortgage rates
By Alena BotrosApril 27, 2025
Photo of Jerome Powell
Economy
Fed’s Powell walks tightrope of being late but not ‘Mr. Too Late’
By Craig Torres and BloombergApril 25, 2025
Trump’s own contradictions on his tariff plan could lead to enormous consequences for Americans
Politics
Trump’s own contradictions on his tariff plan could lead to enormous consequences for Americans
By Josh Boak and The Associated PressApril 25, 2025
Trump’s attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell and calls to cut interest rates could backfire, economists say
Politics
Trump’s attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell and calls to cut interest rates could backfire, economists say
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressApril 25, 2025
Bitcoin hovers above $90,000 as Trump backs off Powell and trade talks advance
The Coins
Bitcoin hovers above $90,000 as Trump backs off Powell and trade talks advance
By Catherine McGrathApril 24, 2025
Markets open sharply higher after Trump softens on China and says he has ‘no intention to fire’ Fed Chair Jerome Powell
Finance
Markets open sharply higher after Trump softens on China and says he has ‘no intention to fire’ Fed Chair Jerome Powell
By Chris MorrisApril 23, 2025
Bitcoin ETFs clock highest inflows since January as Bitcoin reclaims $90,000
The Coins
Bitcoin ETFs clock highest inflows since January as Bitcoin reclaims $90,000
By Catherine McGrathApril 22, 2025
If Trump fires Jerome Powell and replaces him with someone more politically pliant, ‘it could be something that backfires on Trump spectacularly,’ researcher says
Finance
If Trump fires Jerome Powell and replaces him with someone more politically pliant, ‘it could be something that backfires on Trump spectacularly,’ researcher says
By Alena BotrosApril 22, 2025
Trump’s Powell threats sink stocks in rocky start to trading week
Finance
Trump’s Powell threats sink stocks in rocky start to trading week
By Alicia AdamczykApril 21, 2025
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