Markets expect no change to interest rates this week, but some fear that the central bank is going to wait too long to make its move.

Iran has been sending signals to Israel and the U.S. through Arab intermediaries as it looks to de-escalate the conflict and ...

Despite the Fed's reluctance to cut rates immediately, ample liquidity in the banking system supports further economic and ...

The Federal Reserve and Bank of England are among the central banks due to meet in the coming days as Israel’s attack on Iran ...

Though mortgage rates could see some volatility, many economists expect them to stay somewhat flat until the economic picture ...

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates steady at its meeting this week, but investors will be watching ...

Yet with the sudden escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict and subsequent spike in oil prices, Fed chief Jerome Powell now appears unintentionally prescient for standing pat.

Trump has griped the Federal Reserve is losing a contest with the European Central Bank to cut interest rates? Is it a contest? And is the Fed losing?

With Federal Reserve officials signaling an extended hold on interest rates, investors and economists will look to Chair Jerome Powell this week for clues on what might eventually prompt the central ...

This week brings the Federal Reserve's most anticipated meeting of the year so far. When Chair Jerome Powell steps to the ...

Federal judges are examining whether 2021 redistricting discriminated against minority voters by reshaping a Tarrant County Senate district.

The question now is whether an inflation spike is still on the way, how Fed officials might react to this, and whether they'll need to keep rates at current levels for longer or cut borrowing costs as ...