President Donald Trump’s renewed threats to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell are intensifying legal and economic ...

President Donald Trump on Sunday disputed a Wall Street Journal story alleging that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged ...

A Bloomberg report theorizes that if Donald Trump fires the Fed Chair, a new candidate would most likely “fall in line” with ...

The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that Bessent made clear his concerns about firing the Fed chairman in private talks with the president last week.

The Republican president’s fixation on getting rid of Jerome Powell early and drastically lowering interest rates is putting the US economy at risk ...

The European Union remains the key wildcard. As the U.S.’s largest trading partner, the EU stands to lose the most from a ...

The WSJ report, quoting unnamed sources, said that Bessent had warned Trump about the possible legal, political, and market ...

Fed Chair Powell has already submitted for a federal oversight watchdog to review the Fed's renovation plans, but that isn't stopping Trump proponents of pushing the envelope after President Trump ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told the president that ousting Jerome Powell entailed risks, including possible effects on ...

The truth is simple: the president cannot legally remove the Fed chair at ... around Trump’s desire to oust Powell plays to a broader narrative about executive power run amok. Yet this impossible ...

It’s just six months into President Trump’s second term, and speculation is swirling about the fate of his Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell. Headlines pulse with the drama of his impending ...

For Meghan Swiber, a US rates strategist at Bank of America, the curve steepener trade is a less effective hedge against a ...