Minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) meeting on September 16–17 revealed that most members thought further rate cuts could be needed before the end of the year.

The U.S. government shutdown has sidelined the release of economic data, impairing the Federal Reserve's judgment. A defensive rotation into Treasury bonds, gold, high-grade corporate bonds and solid ...

Minutes from September Fed meeting reveal a divide between members who support additional rate cuts and those worried about ...

A s the U.S. economic data freezes because of the U.S. government shutdown, crypto traders are bracing for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s comment scheduled on Sept. 9, 8:30 AM ET, before ...

Trump's tariffs are pressuring inflation and delaying Fed rate cuts, with officials seeing 2% inflation not returning until ...

Federal Reserve officials signaled support for more rate cuts this year, but the latest meeting minutes reveal growing ...

Federal Reserve officials were largely in agreement during their September meeting that interest rates should be lowered to ...

Federal Reserve officials agreed at their recent policy meeting that risks to the U.S. job market had increased enough to ...

The Federal Reserve is a house divided on how aggressively to cut interest rates - and a fresh recap of their last meeting could give Wall Street more clues on just how divided they are. The central ...

The Federal Reserve's September FOMC meeting minutes are due out on Wednesday with economists looking for clarity on where ...

Federal Reserve Gov. Stephen Miran believes that much of the uncertainty that plagued businesses and consumers earlier this ...

Fed officials are still split about how much to cut interest rates as the government shutdown deprives policymakers of key data, with some worried more about inflation and others more concerned about ...