Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank will be willing to be aggressive to support the US economy
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell addresses reporters on Wednesday September 18, 2019
Fed cut interest rates in line with expectations, far less than President Trump had demanded.
US Federal Reserve benchmark lending rates
For the first time in more than a decade, the New York Federal Reserve Bank on Tuesday pumped billions of dollars into financial markets to keep short-term interest rates in line with the Fed's target range.
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has said the central bank will 'act as appropriate' to sustain GDP growth
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to cut interest rates again next week, part of 180-degree shift in monetary policy by the US central bank
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said banks would have to come up with new fees to protect profitability should interest rates go to zero or lower.
President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, pictured in July 2019, blaming him for failing to stimulate the economy fast enough
Powell spoke at an economic forum in Switzerland and assured interest rate decisions would be made on data, not political pressure
President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, blaming him for failing to stimulate the economy fast enough
US President Donald Trump (left) and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping ordered fresh increases on hundreds of billions of dollars in two-way trade in August 2019
New York Federal Reserve Bank chief John Williams said the US economy was in a good place, for now
In September 2019, unemployment is low, GDP growth remains steady around two percent and inflation is below the Fed's target, Boston Federal Reserve Bank head Eric Rosengren noted
Mary Daly, President of San Francisco Federal Reserve has expressed support for more U.S. monetary policy easing.
Interest rates for US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank, 2005-2019.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says trade tensions pose a risk to growth, but the central bank will act to ensure the US economic expansion continues
Interest rates for US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank, 2005-2019.
U.S. retail giants lead a Wall Street rally despite a second inversion of a benchmark Treasury yield curve.
US Fed Chairman Jermoe Powell is "like a golfer who can't putt, has no touch," according to President Donald Trump
The Fed sends Wall Street tumbling after hinting a forthcoming series of rate cuts isn't a certainty.
The Federal Reserve announced the first interest rate cuts since 2008.