U.S. policymakers are increasingly anxious about the integrity of certain government benchmarks, crucial data points that help the Fed assess the economy’s health and guide interest rate decisions.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is sticking to his position that the central bank will keep its key rate on hold while it ...

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Davos” conference in Tianjin, China, had an undercurrent of navigating a future less intertwined with Washington.

As a result of the high uncertainties regarding U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs, the Federal Reserve has decided to remain dependent on data to guide its monetary policy actions.

The US Federal Reserve has maintained its interest rates at 4.25-4.50%, focusing on employment and inflation goals. Chairman Jerome Powell emphasized a cautious approach as economic conditions evolve.

President Donald Trump on Thursday excoriated Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for keeping interest rates steady, despite falling inflation. The Fed opted to keep interest rates steady this week ...