LONDON, July 17 (Reuters) - Wednesday's market drama on reports of an imminent ouster of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell ...

Stock index futures seesawed on Thursday, a day after Wall Street closed in the green after President Donald Trump denied reports of planning to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. S&P 500 ...

The stock market does not want Donald Trump to fire Jerome Powell.

Investors are becoming more measured in their reaction to news about Trump's Washington policy, with Wednesday's whipsawing headlines over Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell triggering a reaction ...

This on-again, off-again approach has fueled a wave of uncertainty, compounding concerns over monetary policy and the ...

President Donald Trump’s attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell are so commonplace at this point that they barely ...

Raphael Bostic remains focused on economic data despite Trump's criticism of Powell, noting that businesses in the southeast are experiencing real price pressures from tariffs.

Wall Street approved of President Joe Biden’s intention to nominate Jerome Powell for a second term at the helm of the Federal Reserve. But the initial jolt in the stock market didn’t last ...

“It’s not all that unusual for a president to have strong views on interest rates and want his views reflected in Fed policy, but Powell has been very clear on maintaining the central bank’s ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said little to alter the market's view that the Fed will likely trim rates on December 18, said Sal Guatieri, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets. Powell said that the ...

Thus, Powell is unlikely to say that the labor market is weak. The unemployment rate of 4.3% is still very low. The initial claims at sub 250K are still very low.

Wall Street approved of President Joe Biden’s intention to nominate Jerome Powell for a second term at the helm of the Federal Reserve. But the initial jolt in the stock market didn’t last ...