The Federal Open Market Committee is widely expected to keep rates unchanged, but all eyes will be on Federal Reserve Chair ...

At 2 p.m. on Wednesday, the Federal Reserve released its policy statement and updated projections. The Dow Jones Industrial ...

The federal funds rate holding at 3.50%-3.75% should help stabilize the labor market while helping push inflation down toward the Federal Reserve's 2% goal, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on ...

Jan 28 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spent 45 minutes on Wednesday answering reporter questions ‌about the U.S. central bank's decision to keep short-term borrowing ‌costs unchanged ...

The Federal Reserve meeting that wrapped up Wednesday both delivered on expectations and offered a few surprises. Here are five key takeaways: The Federal Open Market Committee, as expected, delivered ...

Federal Reserve policymakers kept their key interest rate at a range of 3.5% to 3.75% at the conclusion of their March meeting. At his press conference, Fed Chair Jerome Powell faced questions about ...

Dallas Fed President Lori Logan said on Friday the U.S. economic outlook didn't call for cutting rates, as inflation "appears likely to exceed the FOMC’s 2% target for too much longer." "The labor ...

The Center for Pacific Basin Studies at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco is hosting its 2026 Pacific Basin Research ...

The Federal Reserve is hosting the Payments Innovation Conference today, marking a shift in the central bank’s engagement with crypto and digital assets. The October 21 event brings together leading ...

President Trump has pressed the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, but central bank officials are unlikely to deliver a first cut of 2026 when they announce their next policy move on Wednesday.

The Federal Reserve is racing to keep pace with a new kind of systemic risk, as OpenAI’s leadership warns that generative models are rapidly turning into industrial tools for bank fraud. What began as ...

(Reuters) -Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson on Friday said he feels the current surge in stocks related to artificial intelligence is unlikely to be a replay of the late 1990s dot-com stock ...