The Federal Reserve is expected to keep its key rate steady on Wednesday, June 18, after a series of cuts that lowered rates by a full percentage point last year.

Here's a question some Fed-watchers, including the President of the United States, have asked lately: Why won't the Fed cut interest rates already? Fed Chair Jerome Powell has answers.

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The headline event for the day will likely arrive at 2 p.m. Eastern, when the Federal Reserve is set to announce its latest ...

Stagflation poses a particular challenge for policymakers because it puts their two primary goals — maximum employment and stable prices — in tension. Ordinarily, the Fed raises interest rates to ...

The Federal Reserve sets the benchmark interest rate for all other borrowing rates in the U.S. economy. This is known as the ...

The Federal Reserve is holding interest rates steady, resisting Trump’s calls for cuts amid inflation risks and economic ...

The go-broke dates for Medicare and Social Security ‘s trust funds have moved up as rising health care costs and new ...

Investors digested the latest Federal Reserve interest rate decision amid ongoing Israel-Iran hostilities that could draw in ...

A comment by NAB’s former chief economist has been criticised for being out-of-touch, but Alan Oster disagrees that his ...

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