Days later, after a weak report on private-sector job growth by payroll processor ADP, Trump said in a post on Truth Social. "'Too Late' Powell must now LOWER THE RATE. He is unbelievable!!! Europe ...

For the first time since 1993, two members of the central bank’s policy committee broke from the pack, but interest rates will remain high for now.

Warning signs percolating out of the private sector could undermine the case that the labor force’s resilience can continue to withstand a prolonged period of higher interest rates.

U.S. Treasury yields rose on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said it's too soon to say whether the central bank will cut its interest rate target in September.

President Donald Trump is pressing the Federal Reserve to cut borrowing costs, and one of his main arguments is that it will help bring down mortgage rates for would-be homebuyers.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the data will decide whether the central bank can cut rates in September. So all eyes are on the key July jobs report Friday, as the U.S. added only 73,000 jobs for the ...

The U.S. economy grew by a stronger than expected 3% in the second quarter, according to new government economic numbers ...

ADP jobs data also showed that private-sector hiring firmed up, with the reported 104,000 July gain topping 75,000 estimates. However, ADP data should always be taken with a big grain of salt.

The US July ADP employment change rose +104,000, stronger than expectations of +76,000 and the largest increase in four months. Also, the Jun ADP employment change was revised upward to -23,000 ...

The US July ADP employment change rose +104,000, stronger than expectations of +76,000 and the largest increase in four months. Also, the Jun ADP employment change was revised upward to -23,000 ...

The other 2 events consisted of the Fed's policy announcement and the subsequent press conference with Fed Chair Powell. The economic data was generally unfriendly for rates.