Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve will likely keep its influential interest rate at its current higher-than-usual level.Fed officials will release their quarterly projections for the economy's trajectory in the months and years ahead,

Donald Trump da un nuevo giro a su llamado para que la Reserva Federal recorte la tasa de interés: ahora afirma que es clave para reducir el costo de la deuda pública.

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?

Even if the Federal Reserve thought a window had opened for it to resume its interest rate cutting campaign, there's a risk it may now hold back, precisely because of the relentless political pressure President Donald Trump has put on it to ease policy.

Follow all the latest U.S. market action for Tuesday here as stocks sit just shy of record highs despite turmoil in the Middle East and the Federal Reserve begins its two-day policy meeting.

The Federal Reserve "hates" President Donald Trump's economic policies, according to Dario Perkins of T.S. Lombard. Trump and the Fed, especially the latter's Chair Jerome Powell, have been at loggerheads,

Lawyers for Harvard had urged the court to to block Trump's efforts to revoke its credentials to host foreign students, and block foreign students from traveling to the US to study at the university.

Tariffs aren’t yet showing up in inflation data, but that doesn’t mean they won’t in the coming months, says Richard Clarida, a former Federal Reserve Vice Chair and now an economic adviser at Pimco