Federal Reserve

The labor market is screaming weakness, but inflation is set to head higher

Markets strongly suspect that committee members will make the first interest rate cut of 2025

US equities were in the green Monday after July’s labor report miss sent markets lower

Despite two governor dissents for the first time in 30 years, Powell remained sternly hawkish

Markets want a September rate cut. Here’s the language we’ll be watching

As the Trump administration continues to test Fed independence, markets are beginning to react

July 9 is approaching. Here are the deals on the table (that we know of)

Fed Chair Jerome Powell told Senators Wednesday that the timeline on lowering interest rates is up in the air

The FOMC held interest rates steady for the fourth-straight time on Wednesday

With Chair Powell’s term set to end in May 2026, there are a few different paths he could take

With the June FOMC meeting coming up, the Fed remains unlikely to cut interest rates. Is this the right move?

However, they noted there’s now an increased risk that unemployment and inflation will rise in the coming months. 

President Trump’s comments that he will not look to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell sent stocks higher in after-hours trading Tuesday

Markets seem to sense the Fed has another tough decade ahead of it — one spent fighting for a certain cause

Trump is the only sitting president in modern history who has publicly threatened to fire the Fed chair

Fed Governor Waller said tariff inflation could be “temporary,” and Chair Powell said the bank will take a “wait-and-see” approach

Tariff and interest rate concerns overshadowed a positive March jobs report

The recent action paints an uncertain picture for future monetary policy moves

Trace Mayer warns that the government shouldn’t “smash buy” without a long-term strategy

A wild BearWhale has also been spotted more than 10 years after the original

Cuts to interest rates unlikely as officials weigh labor market data and Trump tariffs take effect

Latest PCE data inched down just slightly in January, but we remain a ways off from the Fed’s 2% target

January’s FOMC minutes shed light on what the Fed thinks about its bank reserves and its ongoing campaign of QT

A lot has changed in the six months since the Fed decided to cut rates