But while the Fed’s action will surely have political consequences, it wasn’t a political decision. The straight economic ...

Was it “political” for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates less than two months before the presidential election, as Donald Trump has charged? Not a bit. Not cutting rates is what would have ...

That's a closer call than the lone formal dissent, cast by Fed Governor Michelle Bowman, suggests. As many as nine of the Fed ...

The Federal Reserve cut rates by 50 basis points on Wednesday. Some experts viewed this as primarily a response to ...

You won’t yet find it made explicit in the main text of a governmental publication yet, but we can state definitively that economically significant rules no longer exist as a formal category.

Earlier this year, the Federal Reserve seemed to ... interest rates elevated for a while longer — just in case. Unfortunately, policymakers can no longer take the resilience of the labor market ...

BENGALURU – The U.S. Federal ... longer message gains traction. While a slight majority still see a cut before the middle of 2024, a significant minority of forecasters, around 45 percent, now ...

Asset prices soared as investors took Powell at his word that the outsized rate cut wasn’t in response to a substantial ...

In terms of operational risk, Barr will recommend that the Fed no longer adjust a firm’s operational risk charge based on its operational loss history. The proposed changes also include reducing ...

Federal Reserve interest rate cuts can have ... they're subject to change at any time and may have changed or may no longer be available.

"Everybody's happy" about the Federal Reserve's rate cut – at least in real estate – potentially opening the floodgates to ...