President Donald Trump supporters think the President always strategizes ahead of others — like multidimensional chess. Those closest to Mr. Trump say he is doing what he does best — going with his ...

Markets, not Congress or courts, have proven the only effective check on Trump's erratic trade policies. Investor backlash ...

President Donald Trump supporters think the president always strategizes ahead of others — like multidimensional chess. Trump critics think the man who beat Democrats twice is too stupid to think, ...

Stocks continued their rally early Wednesday as markets attempted a recovery following a battering amid fears that President ...

Markets saw some glimmer of hope as President Donald Trump indicated that he does not plan to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and showed openness to engage in talks with China.

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Placing long-run oriented monetary policy under the direction of politically driven administrations would not bode well for ...

The stock market recorded a weekly gain, as investors latch on to any signs of easing trade tensions. The S&P 500, which was roughly flat in early trading Friday before rising 0.7% for the day, ended ...

President Trump this week backed away from his threats to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. That could end up ...

US President Donald Trump has some well-known nemeses: illegal immigrants, low-flow showers and last, but definitely not least, the head of the US central bank. Elevated by Trump to lead the Federal ...

President Donald Trump’s jabs at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell are affecting markets. Investors are ringing alarm bells with the assets they’re buying and mostly selling – and suddenly making ...

President Donald Trump is badgering the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, but even if the Fed gave in to the pressure, it wouldn’t necessarily lead to lower borrowing costs for consumers. In fact ...