The Latest Breaking News from US Federal Reserve

The government could "tolerate stronger growth and higher inflation, allowing real interest rates to fall and the debt burden to shrink over time," JPMB says.

Tariffs may shape inflation far differently than standard economic models predict, according to a new working paper from two San Francisco Fed researchers. Their findings suggest the impact of trade barriers is more complex than previously understood.

Markets face a defining week dominated by Nvidia's Wednesday earnings, an event that could determine the trajectory of AI infrastructure investment narratives and broader technology sector leadership heading into year-end.

Stocks finished mixed last week, with only the tech-heavy Nasdaq finishing lower by 0.45%. The SP 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average squeezed out gains, finishing up 0.08% and 0.34%, respectively. There's a defensive rotation taking place right now, and a lot of the high-flying momentum names have come down…

The Fed measures inflation "at the time it's felt by the consumer," The Amherst Group's Sean Dobson told Fortune, different from measuring affordability.

A former Federal Reserve governor who retired in August listed several stock trades in her financial disclosure documents for 2024 that violated the central bank’s ethics rules

Adriana Kugler abruptly resigned from the Fed's Board of Governors in August.

Uncertainty is a constant. How you respond to it is up to you.

Despite multiple Fed cuts, mortgage rates remain elevated as lenders largely ignore monetary policy amid tight housing supply, pandemic-era buying.