Next week's Fed rate announcement could impact how much you can earn on savings accounts and CDs going forward. Here's what ...

The centerpiece for investors next week: the Federal Reserve. The central bank isn’t likely to cut rates but investors will be eager for updates on how the Fed, under Chair Jerome Powell, views the ...

Powell spoke at a volatile time, with stock markets and bond yields both declining in the wake of Trump's whipsaw ...

The Fed won't lower rates at its policy meeting next week, but could deliver the first of a set of rapid-fire reductions in borrowing costs in June.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted the central bank is unlikely to deliver President Trump his much-desired interest ...

Chair Jerome Powell says in written remarks that the Federal Reserve is likely to keep its key interest rate unchanged in the ...

Investors are looking to the Fed chair for hints about the direction of monetary policy after a weaker-than-expected jobs ...

This means that if your interest rate is 15.24%, it may drop to 14.24%, for example. Card issuers often implement this change soon after the Fed announcement, but it can take one to two billing ...

Whenever the Federal Reserve makes an interest-rate announcement, it says it does so in service to its dual mandate. Achieving the mandate's goals isn't easy. There are wild bouts of inflation to ...

The central bank needs to be open to reconsidering what’s appropriate in a world where adverse supply shocks are more common.

The Federal Reserve Board cut interest rates by half a point in a surprise announcement Tuesday, March 3, in an attempt to combat the "evolving risks to economic activity" caused by the ...