The Fed won't lower rates at its policy meeting next week, but could deliver the first of a set of rapid-fire reductions in borrowing costs in June.

Stocks and crypto fell ahead of inflation data and Fed signals despite Trump moving to ease crypto banking restrictions.

But this time around, investors aren't holding their breath. With stocks crashing below the key technical threshold, few on Wall Street expect that either President Donald Trump or Fed Chair Jerome ...

The S&P skidded 2.7 percent, amid investor fears that tit-for-tat tariffs could raise prices, slow the economy and sow ...

Uncertainly, stress from federal policy moves called "unprecedented" as market dives far from its peak in December.

The rotation into bonds is a sign that demand for a safe haven has increased while the appetite for risk via equities has ...

Economic uncertainty is back, according to financial experts and consumers alike. In this episode of WSJ's Take On the Week, Morgan Stanley's chief global economist discusses where we are in the fight ...

If forecasts for Wednesday's official report are correct, inflation likely decelerated slightly in February but remained well over the Federal Reserve's 2% annual rate goal.

Goldman Sachs is the latest economic forecasting team to downgrade its outlook as Trump's tariffs are expected to weigh on ...

News flow around tariffs rocked the markets last week. SPY closed with the worst 3-week slide since Dec 2022. Nasdaq’s ...

With inflation likely to remain elevated, analysts expect Fed officials to hold interest rates steady at the current range of ...

The Fed is not expected to cut interest rates at the conclusion of its next meeting on March 19, but there may be clues to ...