Tensions are escalating between the White House and the Federal Reserve, with consumers seemingly caught in the crossfire.

Analysis: Despite concerns over a trade war, the US President has notched quite a few wins on his economic belt in recent ...

Still, I have maintained that market discipline (not least from bond vigilantes) and a still-independent Fed would constrain ...

The central bank said that the two discussed “economic developments including for growth, employment, and inflation.” ...

Fede Chair Jerome Powell did not discuss his expectations for monetary policy in his meeting with President Donald Trump.

Kelsey Berro, fixed income portfolio manager at JPMorgan Asset Management, says Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell created "max optionality for himself" on interest rates. ‘Full and ...

In Trump’s first term, he considered removing the central bank chief after Powell raised interest rates repeatedly but backed off those threats after negative market reaction — a factor that ...

US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell explained the decision to ... Federal Reserve's policy decisions and the immediate market reaction. The United States (US) Federal Reserve (Fed ...

"Were Powell to be fired, the initial reaction would be a huge injection ... the damage to the Fed's credibility and resultant market volatility would likely send mortgage rates even higher ...

The market’s latest move was up in part because Trump said late Tuesday that he has “no intention” to fire the head of the Federal Reserve. Trump had been angry with Jerome Powell ...

Echoing the market reaction to the president’s April 2 tariff declaration, the Trump-Powell clash sparked a sharp fall in US equities, bond prices and the US dollar on Monday and opened up a ...