Jay Powell signals more interest hikes to come
Despite President Donald Trump's complaints, the head of the U.S. central bank indicates rates will keep rising
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Despite President Donald Trump's complaints, the head of the U.S. central bank indicates rates will keep rising
Investors will listen for anything the Federal Reserve chairman says about Trump's trade war and interest rates
Kansas City Fed President Esther George stresses the "firewalls" in place to ensure the central bank's independence
Some money managers never gave up the faith back in 2009, and they still see better days coming now
With the S&P 500 on the cusp of a longevity record for a rally, here's a look at what's powering the run
President told Reuters he is concerned the central bank's move to hike interest rates will slow U.S. economic growth
The ongoing rally in stocks since early 2009 could hardly have been predicted -- the question now: When will it end?
The U.S. central bank is pushing up interest rates, causing investors to pull money from emerging markets
For the first time since the recession, savers can earn more than 3% annually on three-year CDs
Long-term interest rates are threatening to push bonds over a threshold that has spooked investors in the past.
Monetary policymakers say the U.S. economy is growing at a healthy rate, setting stage for hikes later this year
U.S. currency softens after president lashes out at both global monetary policies and Federal Reserve rate hikes
Trump's remarks came in an interview with Joe Kernen of CNBC's "Squawk Box" that aired Friday morning
President dismisses concerns about central bank's independence from White House: "I don't like ... rates going up"
The Federal Reserve chair was bullish on the economy, saying the typical worker is better off now than a year ago
The Fed's interest rate hikes are leading to higher rates for your cash, but you have to know where to look
Fed chief Jerome Powell faces new pressure to raise rates thanks in part to President Trump's trade and tax actions
Central bank notes heightened uncertainty about U.S. trade policies, saying some companies curtailing spending as a result
The banks will have to keep their dividend payouts at current levels after the Federal Reserve's annual stress test
Finally, some noticeable rise is filtering into the wallets of consumers, and the best rates are at internet banks
And that was before the Fed's latest hike, meaning consumers can look forward to even higher payments
Borrowing costs are likely going up again, with monetary policy makers expected to raise rates on Wednesday
April's report is a good sign of stronger second-quarter GDP growth, along with inflation at the Fed's target level
The rule was crafted to prohibit banks from using customer deposits to fund risky trades
Many Americans can't afford to pay their bills, see a doctor or cope with a minor financial emergency