What could go wrong now? Actually a lot. The Fed tried not to tip its hand too much following its meeting on Wednesday with a statement saying risks between inflation and unemployment ...

Panic swept through markets at the start of trading on Monday, with traders bracing for an emergency cut in interest rates by ...

Having advocated for higher Fed rates as early as this spring, Dudley, currently a non-executive director at UBS and chairman of the non-profit Bretton Woods Committee, has made a 180-degree turn.

For the past year, the Fed has kept interest rates at their highest ... he said. On the other hand, “if the labor market were to weaken unexpectedly or inflation were to fall more quickly ...

But, realistically, how much you’ll save when the Fed lowers rates will depend on ... Having that cash on hand means you won’t be forced to pull from your longer-term portfolio should there ...

The Federal Reserve will maintain its target fed funds interest rate range of 5.25% to 5.5%. The decision to keep interest rates at 23-year highs came as no surprise to economists. The Fed has not ...

They may soon get their wish. But it's not all bad news. High Fed rates also mean high rates on savings accounts and Certificates of Deposit. Here's what you can expect this month's Fed decision ...

After the decision, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said ... any shifts in monetary policy will be based on the economic data at hand. “We're doing our best to understand the economy.

WASHINGTON — The Fed’s long-awaited interest rate cut ... cheaply to invest in and grow their businesses. On the other hand, if Powell gives “a less-than-a-full-throated support ...

The Personal Consumption Expenditures Index climbed 2.5 percent, still more than the Fed’s 2 percent target ... steps on interest rate policy. On one hand, they do not want to cut borrowing ...

"Overall, it’s been a good week for the Fed," said Chris Larkin, managing director of trading and investing at E*Trade. "The economy appears to be on solid ground, and PCE inflation essentially ...

People are getting impatient with the Federal Reserve. For the past year, the Fed has kept interest rates at their highest level in more than two decades, making it more expensive to get a ...