A Supreme Court ruling just reinforced the Fed's independence, and investors now think new Chair Kevin Warsh might raise rates this year, despite pressure from President Trump.
Curtis Hernandez
May's jobs report landed far below forecasts, with just 57,000 positions added against expectations of 113,000, even as unemployment unexpectedly dipped to 4.2%. Here's what the mismatch signals.
Eugene Castillo
June hiring slowed sharply to 57,000 jobs, far below forecasts, while unemployment unexpectedly dipped to 4.2%. Here is what the mixed signals mean for markets and the Fed.
Eugene Castillo
June payrolls rose just 57,000 and prior months were revised sharply lower, reviving debate over whether the labor market is merely cooling or starting to crack, with implications for Fed…
Dean Porter
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh says the central bank will stay independent and fight inflation, a stance that seems to close the door on the rate cuts Trump wants.
Douglas Turner
The yen just hit its weakest point since 1986. Here's why the Fed, an oil shock tied to Iran, and Japan's own rate policy are all colliding at once.
Douglas Turner
The Federal Reserve released its 2025 bank stress test results covering 32 institutions including JPMorgan and Bank of America. Here is what the results mean for dividends, buybacks, and the…
Curtis Hernandez