Heading into a new year with a new administration, policymakers project fewer cuts and somewhat more stubborn inflation.

A little jawboning won’t hurt, but firing Powell or designating a ‘shadow chairman’ would.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell wanted everyone to know one thing: the Federal Reserve isn’t touching Bitcoin. Not now ...

Loge said that going into 2025, the U.S. would have a relatively strong economy, with inflation at close to 2 percent, and that "the prudent policy would be to stay the course." ...

Chairman Jerome Powell failed to state whether inflation would moderate again or if there were reasons to worry about the economy.

The Fed could be in wait-and-see mode as the president-elect develops his economic strategy for 2025 and beyond.

With a new year and a new White House administration looming, Newsweek spoke with some of the leading economic and political experts about what inflation could look like in 2025. President-elect ...

“I understand that US Federal Reserve chairman (Jerome) Powell is, you know, he’s been underscoring that he’s an independent, even if he was technically appointed by the Trump administration ...

He also says he will look to replace Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell, a man he appointed but now accuses of being too "political". President Biden's promise of a more humane approach on ...

As 2024 ends, bankers' predictions for what would happen this year to community banks, digital assets, and regulation have ...