The Bureau of Labor Statistics will reportedly release a key report on inflation for September despite an ongoing government shutdown that is delaying most of the statistics produced in Washington.

S elling gained momentum right into the close on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and other major indexes Friday. The sell-off began after President Donald Trump threatened to impose a "massive ...

The Fed is expected to cut rates one or two times this fall, which would nudge savings and CD yields lower. But you can still earn a strong return if you know where to look.

A flaring up of U.S.-China trade tension sinks Treasury yields and the dollar. Trump accuses China of pursuing monopolistic control of trade on rare earths and related products and pledges to respond ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Friday that private data shows the job market remains weak and buttresses the case for further interest rate cuts, but added ...

The list of candidates being interviewed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to replace Chairman Jerome Powell has narrowed to five candidates.

St. Louis Federal Reserve President Alberto Musalem on Friday said he sees possible room for one more interest rate cut to shore up the labor market, but urged caution because inflation remains ...

The Trump White House is down to five finalists in its selection process for the next Federal Reserve chair, after saying two months ago that it was picking among 11 candidates.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has narrowed the list of candidates to become the next Federal Reserve chair to five people as he prepares to submit a recommendation to President Trump later this ...

The government shutdown could delay next week’s inflation report. Uncertainty is rising for the next Fed policy decision as economic data is postponed or canceled.

Consumers remain anxious about the potential for big tariff-induced price hikes, but the increasingly dominant worry is the state of the jobs market.

Stocks had been heading for a slight gain in the morning until Trump said he is considering "a massive increase of tariffs" on Chinese imports.