In a news conference, Powell suggested that the central bank remains concerned about inflation that was still stubbornly elevated even before the Iran war’s impact on gas prices.

By Dan Burns CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, March 30 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Monday said the U.S.

For market watchers, the Federal Reserve’s rate decision is often only the opening act. The real suspense frequently arrives 30 minutes later, when Chair Jerome Powell steps up to the microphone. On ...

Powell discussed how war in the Middle East is creating more uncertainty about the direction of inflation and the economy.

The Fed's summary of economic projections revealed a higher inflation forecast compared with previous estimates, but also ...

Market experts anticipate the US Fed to keep the interest rate unchanged in the upcoming FOMC March 2026 meeting, as markets ...

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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell used the phrase "we don't know" at least 14 times during his press conference. Investors are ...

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at its March meeting, following a dismal jobs report and an energy and oil ...

Stocks finished near session lows amid a day of intense selling Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that a prolonged war could exacerbate energy inflation. The comments came ...

Powell joked his way out of a student’s question about whether his usual press conference greeting hints at policy decisions.