The Trump administration isn't looking to clash with the Federal Reserve over interest rates, Treasury Secretary Scott ...

President Donald Trump blasted the Federal Reserve and Chair Jerome Powell on social media Wednesday for pausing rates cuts against the president's wishes. The Federal Reserve held interest rates ...

The Fed, aiming to tamp down on historically high inflation, approved a 0.25 percentage point interest rate hike and reportedly expect to rise rates six more times this year. Americans caught a ...

The Federal Reserve is set to announce its next interest rate move on Wednesday, which could prompt a reaction from President Donald Trump, who recently called for the Fed to lower interest rates.

The Trump administration's emerging focus on long-term Treasury bond yields may show growing sensitivity to market ...

Fed rate hikes are back in the conversation. Here’s what could trigger them. The bar for interest-rate hikes remains high, but these areas warrant watching, says Barclays.

The dollar index, which measures the U.S. currency against the yen, sterling and other peers, rose to as high as 108.02. It ...

Meanwhile, Fed officials have clearly signaled they expect to skip a rate hike, at least in January, to evaluate the job market and economy. “In January, we kind of need to see what’s going to ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a new plan in the fight to bring down historically high interest rates, and it’s got nothing to do with the Federal Reserve. Bessent, in two interviews this week, ...

“He is not calling for the Fed to lower rates,” Bessent told Fox Business on Wednesday. Instead, he said, the Trump administration is focused on lowering the 10-year Treasury yield.