The probe of JeromePowell immediately revealed the extent of support from GOP lawmakers and the finance community for an independent central bank ... .
It’s about the fact that the president wants to control the Fed, and Powell is standing in the way ... That is not likely and reflects fundamental misunderstandings of how the Fed works ... A reminder on what the Fed rate cut really is.
Powell into resigning not just his chairmanship but his seat on the Fed’s seven-member board of governors ... Powell and has been trying on multiple fronts to gain control of the Fed and its governing board.
...Congress to keep the Fed free from political pressure ... Allowing Cook to remain at the Fed while she fights the allegations undermines public confidence in the central bank, the Justice Department said.
Traders are no longer waiting for the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) or the Fed’s Summary of Economic Projections to tell them where the economy is—they are using prediction markets to tell the Fed what the economy needs.
The federal government released draft proposals for the future of the drought-stricken Colorado River last week, outlining sweeping water cuts that could reshape how the Southwest’s most important river is managed. .
NEW YORK — Up until this week, Wall Street has generally benefited from the Trump administration's policies and has been supportive of the president. That relationship has suddenly soured ... .
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department’s investigation into Federal ReserveChairJeromePowell has brought heightened attention to a key drama that will play out at the central bank in the coming months. Will Powell leave the Fed when his term ... .
A group within the Fed said that the U.S.'s central bank is stepping in to help the pennies the country still has get around for businesses, according to a Jan ... has ended," the Fed press release said.
The Department of Justice is looking into whether he lied to Congress about the massive renovation project going on at the Fed’s headquarters in Washington... “I don’t know anything about construction, seemingly not many people at the Fed do,” he said.
Robert Kaplan, Goldman Sachs vice chairman and former Dallas Fed president, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the Feds' interest rate outlook, strength of the labor market, state of the economy, search for the next Fed chair, and more ... .