Amid rising scrutiny, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's focus on the dual mandate raises questions about the often-overlooked third mandate: long-term interest rates. Experts warn its omission could jeopardize economic stability.
The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates again, offering potential relief for farmers and businesses. But with mixed forecasts among committee members, uncertainty looms over future rate changes. What does this mean for the economy?
The Federal Reserve's recent rate cut is a balancing act between managing job growth risks and maintaining independence. Experts warn of rising political pressure and potential stagflation challenges ahead.
Stock futures remain stable after a record-breaking session driven by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut. The market sees all-time highs as earnings numbers support growth across all sectors.
After the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates, Asian central banks may have more leeway to ease their policies. Economists predict a shift towards more accommodative stances, especially in nations facing economic challenges.
In a bold move, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell unites policymakers to implement the first interest rate cut of the year, despite political pressures and economic concerns. Will this decision stabilize the faltering labor market or exacerbate inflation?
In a surprising announcement, the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates for the first time this year. However, experts warn this quarter-point reduction may not immediately impact mortgage or car loan rates as anticipated.
The Federal Reserve has lowered its benchmark interest rate for the first time since December, responding to a slowing labor market and economic growth. With projections for future cuts, investors are left wondering how this will impact inflation and job stability.
As the Federal Reserve gears up for a crucial meeting, expectations for a quarter-point interest rate cut are high, but dissent looms among policymakers. With Trump's influence growing, will the Fed cave to pressure?
Asia-Pacific markets showed mixed results as investors anticipate a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut. Japan's exports decline less than expected, while Baidu's shares soar in Hong Kong. What does this mean for global economic health?
