Trump’s latest remarks come just days before Powell is scheduled to speak at the annual Jackson Hole central banking ...

President Trump renewed his attack on Fed Chair Jerome Powell, blaming him for hurting the housing market and hinting at possible legal action over Fed building projects.

As U.S. debt swells and the White House leans on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, investors are weighing the risk of "fiscal dominance," a scenario where keeping government financing cheap ...

Mr Trump repeated his call for a big cut to US interest rates. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Futures markets are also expecting a rate cut. Investors peg the chances of a quarter-point interest rate cut at nearly 96%, ...

President Donald Trump once again attacked Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, bemoaning Tuesday afternoon that ...

President Donald Trump on Tuesday morning made his latest call for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates following July’s inflation report. But the president didn’t say by how much. Markets got ...

Powell, so far, has remained largely non-commital towards any future rate cuts, despite increasing ire from the Trump administration to loosen monetary policy. The Fed chair has repeatedly cited ...

In an unusual visit to the Federal Reserve, President Donald Trump once again said that interest rate cuts were needed and ...

Trump said that his next line of attack against “loser” Jerome Powell for refusing to lower interest rates could be a lawsuit ...

After somewhat positive inflation data in July, the chances of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in September are at ...

President Trump signals confidence that Fed Chair Jerome Powell is ready to begin cutting interest rates, following a high-level meeting at the central bank.