President Donald Trump escalated his feud with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday when he called on Powell ...

The president has repeatedly criticised Jerome Powell for not cutting rates but has sent mixed signals about removing him ...

Mr Powell is trying to pull it off by giving markets plenty of warning, in the hope of avoiding a repeat of the “taper tantrum” that spooked markets in 2013.

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday repeated his wait-and-see approach towards cutting US interest rates ...

Mr Powell will, in short, have a crowded agenda over his second term. At the top of it is quelling inflation without crashing the economy. Time to get to work. ...

The US Federal Reserve will continue to wait to see how the economy evolves before deciding whether to reduce its key ...

The new budget bill is a plan for large tax cuts, which will mostly benefit higher earners, combined with cuts to social ...

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Mr. Powell’s comments responded to occasional calls from Democrats for the Fed to take a more active role in policing climate change, and to skepticism from some Republicans that it can guard ...

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Mr. Powell's response was looked at by many, as an effort to err on the side of monetary ease so that the U.S. financial system and the economy would not collapse.

Mr. Powell cultivated a loyal base of voters that he felt Mr. Rangel, the darling of Central and West Harlem, had overlooked: the Puerto Rican and Hispanic voters in the district’s eastern section.