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A top Federal Reserve official said Friday that massive uncertainty created by President Donald Trump’s tariffs has caused some businesses to cut back on hiring and spending, threatening to slow the ...

Hints of tariff relief danced through the headlines, but with more hemming than harmony, investors kept their feet mostly ...

The Fed should not commit to further interest rate cuts until it is clear whether the Trump administration's tariff policies ...

President Donald Trump's unfolding trade policy may curb U.S. productivity and possibly require higher interest rates to ...

President Donald Trump has insisted that prices are falling, even as consumers continually express concern about the economy. He has repeatedly attacked Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell for not ...

The trade deal with England did little to move markets back into positive territory, as analysts warn the devil is in the ...

The Federal Reserve needs more time to see how the economy responds to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff and other ...

A new way for Americans to save—with tax-free earnings—has been introduced in the House and Senate. If it passes, will it ...

That, in essence, is the question that investors face with so-called rate-hedged bond funds. These funds combine a standard portfolio of bonds with specialized investments in various derivatives that ...

"We are hearing more reports from businesses and others that consumers are starting to pare back some of that consumer spending," New York Fed President John Williams said in an interview with ...