Now, while some administration officials and Fed governors expect any impact from tariffs to be temporary, other economists ...

Rising inflation expectations, fueled by commodities and CPI swaps, signal higher interest rates and risks to markets. Check ...

US stocks rose on Monday with the Nasdaq closing at a fresh record with Trump's tariffs in focus as key inflation data and ...

The S&P 500 edged higher on Monday even after President Donald Trump threatened high tariffs on more countries over the weekend. Losses were kept in check as investors bet those duties will eventually ...

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Fed policymakers were less concerned about rising unemployment, the minutes from this month’s meeting showed, a key reason they left rates unchanged.

U.S. Federal Reserve officials at their last meeting acknowledged they could face "difficult tradeoffs" in coming months in the form of rising inflation alongside rising unemployment, an outlook ...

Fed minutes: Uncertainty ‘elevated’ as risks of higher inflation and unemployment rise “Almost all” of the 19 officials that participate in the Fed’s meetings on policy saw a risk that ...

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged in early May as officials weigh inflation and unemployment risks tied to Trump's tariffs and trade uncertainty.

Kugler said she is carefully watching how the Trump administration's trade, immigration, fiscal policy and regulatory changes impact inflation and the labor market, but the "significantly larger ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated in remarks Wednesday that central bankers are focusing on inflation concerns when evaluating the economic risks of President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Federal Reserve policymakers were nearly unanimous at their meeting last month that the US economy faced risks of simultaneously higher inflation and slower growth, with some policymakers noting ...