As President Trump intensifies pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, the central bank is expected to hold its ground, citing strong economic indicators despite rising inflation fears linked to tariffs.
As the Federal Reserve prepares for its crucial meeting this week, all eyes are on interest rates amid significant political and economic changes. With GDP and employment reports on the horizon, will the Fed maintain the current rate?
Asian shares dipped from record highs as profit-taking set in ahead of significant economic events next week, including Trump's tariff deadline and central bank meetings. Investors are anxious about political shifts in Japan and potential impacts on global markets.
In a rare visit to the Federal Reserve, President Trump clashed with Fed Chair Jerome Powell over the soaring costs of a renovation project, which Trump claims have reached $3.1 billion, raising questions about fiscal management.
In a surprising move, President Trump is set to visit the Federal Reserve, escalating tensions with Jerome Powell over interest rates. Will this be an intimidation tactic or a genuine policy discussion? Market reactions remain cautious.
As President Trump targets Fed Chair Jerome Powell over a costly renovation, the marble at the Federal Reserve sparks controversy. Discover how Trump’s own appointees influenced the design and costs.
As President Trump considers potential replacements for Jerome Powell, uncertainty looms over whether Powell will step down next year. With his term ending in May, Trump may need to prepare for various scenarios.
In a bold move, Trump demands that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell resign immediately, escalating tensions over interest rate policies and economic strategies. Will Powell comply?
Asian stocks are on shaky ground as President Trump considers replacing Fed Chair Jerome Powell, raising concerns about the central bank's independence and market stability. With looming tariffs and inflation fears, investors are on high alert.
The Swiss National Bank has slashed its interest rate to zero, raising the possibility of negative rates in the future. This decision aims to combat low inflation and comes amid global economic uncertainty. What does this mean for savers and the markets?
