Kelsey Berro, fixed income portfolio manager at JPMorgan Asset Management, says Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell created ...

President Donald Trump is talking about firing Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve. Powell's termination "cannot come fast enough," Trump wrote this week on Truth Social. But the firing of ...

The comments prompted some strategists to suggest that the president may now be watching and taking into account market reaction to his ... "Trump's recent comments around Powell, his soothing ...

The recent 0.2% decline in US GDP is mainly due to rising prices and import growth, though core inflation remains stable.

If the White House wanted a test of how firing Jerome Powell would go over in the markets, it succeeded on Monday. U.S. stocks and the dollar plunged while yields on long-term Treasurys climbed ...

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 ...

But Trump could fire Powell if he chose to - unprecedented as that would be. You only need to look at the market reaction to Trump's language about Powell for a hint at how his firing would impact ...

Investors prepared for another week of developments on President Trump's fast-moving tariff policies and for the kickoff of ...

The Federal Reserve stuck to a wait-and-see approach as officials brace for President Trump’s tariffs to stoke higher ...

The U.S. bond market has been in rough patch since President Donald Trump announced his “liberation day” tariffs, with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell appearing in no hurry to lower interest rates ...

Despite pressure from President Donald Trump to slash interest rates, the Federal Reserve was expected to stick to its ...