The Fed is so divided that the next vote on rates could result in an unprecedented tie, analysts say. ‘Then things would get really messy’

Capital Economics sketched out a potential scenario where six Fed policymakers vote to keep rates steady while six vote to ...

5 Forces Sinking Stocks: AI Capex, Fed Doubts, Recession Risk

Discover why stocks are sliding: recession risks, Fed uncertainty, and massive AI spending are reshaping market optimism and ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell Said the 6 Words Wall Street and Investors Are Thinking but Are Too Terrified to Accept

In a little over five weeks, the curtain will close on 2025, and investors will likely be looking back on another banner year ...

Williams' comments boost odds of a Fed cut, though policy hawks remain adamant

Comments from a top U.S. Federal Reserve official on Friday that interest rates can fall "in the near term" boosted the ...

September Jobs Report Injects More Uncertainty Into Fed’s December Decision

Policymakers at the central bank are at odds over the need to cut interest rates for a third straight meeting, as inflation ...

Fed’s Williams Sees Scope for ‘Near-Term’ Rate Cut

New York Fed President John Williams said he fully supported the central bank’s two recent interest-rate cuts and signaled he ...

Fed officials eye financial stability as they debate next rate move

Concerns about financial market stability, including the potential for a sharp drop in asset prices, are emerging as a fresh ...

One Fed official may have saved market from another rout. Why John Williams' remarks matter so much

Messages that come out of the top echelon at the Fed are measured carefully, calibrated between delivering clear ideas about ...