Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is set to take the stage on Friday in the wake of the latest snapshot of the U.S.

March payroll gains of 228,000 may have been a blowout, but Powell says that he’s seeing stable employment conditions across.

It’s still difficult to predict when Americans—and possibly more importantly, Fed officials—will start to see the effects of ...

Powell said Friday the economic effects of President Donald Trump’s massive tariff hikes could be larger than expected, ...

Like interest rates, Americans should expect home prices to stay higher for longer as well. Or at least, that’s Powell’s ...

The selling isn’t over yet–and it got worse after China said how it would retaliate against President Donald Trump’s sweeping ...

The outlook for the U.S. economy is still highly uncertain, with “elevated risks of both higher unemployment and higher ...

Shares of brokerage and wealth management companies dropped Friday amid investor fears about the economic impact of tariffs.

The U.S. economy added a whopping 228,000 jobs last month, driven by the services sector’s rebound from a slow start to the ...

Fed watchers have long discussed Powell’s choice of tie colors. It turns out that he really does like purple ties—but he also ...

The risks to the U.S. economy are mounting but Powell sees stable conditions and a rate policy that is well-positioned to ...

Powell said he sees his job as one that provides some calm and stability, particularly when things get chaotic. “The business ...