Markets have priced in roughly a 50% chance of a rate hike in October. A Reuters poll showed a majority of economists expect ...

A hawkish board split at the Bank of Japan's policy meeting this month has increased pressure on its dovish governor Kazuo Ueda to move faster on interest rate hikes, raising the prospect the next ...

The Federal Open Market Committee meets over the next two days in what is expected to be its most contentious meeting in recent memory.

WASHINGTON -- In a sign of how unusual this week's Federal Reserve meeting is, the decision it will make on interest rates -- usually the main event -- is just one of the key unknowns to be resolved ...

Risk assets may face stormier conditions if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, as expected, on Sept. 17. That's the message from futures tied to the VIX index, a measure of expectations of ...

Earlier this month, Fed Chair Jerome Powell signaled a shift in the Fed’s stance towards policy easing at the September Federal Open Market Committee meeting. The U.S. stock market and bond market ...

Stephen Miran, President Donald Trump's nominee for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, could be confirmed in time to take part in the mid-September rate-setting meeting. Fed watchers broadly ...

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Stephen Miran, a nominee for a Federal Reserve Board seat, told lawmakers Thursday he would act independently but he failed to convince Democrats he can separate himself from President Donald Trump ...

President Trump's nominee for the Federal Reserve board, Stephen Miran, faced a Senate confirmation hearing on Sept. 4. Miran, currently a White House economic adviser, assured lawmakers he would ...

Worries about the labor market have overtaken fear of inflation Job openings haven't dried up, but businesses are hiring fewer people. Is the August jobs report the biggest in years? Probably not, but ...

St. Louis Federal Reserve president Alberto Musalem said Wednesday that he expects the job market to cool gradually and downplayed long-term concerns about inflation, an evolving stance that could ...