Fed Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that recent rate cuts alone won’t restore affordability in the housing market.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discusses labor market outlook after the third interest rate cut this year, citing unemployment rise to 4.4% and slowing job growth.

No, no, he would have no weight. It’s just his opinion matters if it’s good, you know, if it’s based on data,” Hassett said ...

The December Federal Reserve meeting may lead to lower mortgage rates, but it's not directly caused by the 25 basis point ...

Labor Department revisions in September showed that the economy created 911,000 fewer jobs than originally reported in the ...

Hassett claims he speaks with President Trump daily, and his appointment to the NEC suggests that Trump already values his ...

Caution weighed on Wall Street on Monday as investors awaited Tuesday's U.S. jobs report, while underlying selling pressure ...

That statement bears on the Dec. 9-10 meetings of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve Board. This ...

After the Federal Reserve voted to cut interest rates by 25 basis points at its December FOMC meeting on Wednesday, Fed Chair ...

Despite the largest level of Fed governor disagreement in years, the market’s initial volatility gave way to a broadening of ...

Fed governor Stephen Miran, at left, and New York Fed President John Williams say they are not worried about inflation.

US inflation may slow, as affordability remains the key issue for American politics. Even if inflation slows next year, Trump ...