Just 36 months ago, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell said low inflation — it had averaged just 1.7 percent for a decade — was the nation’s foremost economic challenge.

By stubbornly refusing to lower interest rates despite ample data urging him to do so, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is committing his third major policy blunder in six years. If he continues this ...

Here’s what investing pros said about Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s performance while heading up the Federal Reserve.

Powell’s testimony is hugely important and her plea is a big breakthrough for prosecutors, Jennifer Rodgers writes. Powell is the first cooperating witness who was part of the limited group that ...

Japan's exports fell for a second straight month as sweeping U.S. tariffs took a toll on the country's manufacturers, and ...

Powell’s next term could include the biggest test for central banking since Volcker November 23, 2021 More than 3 years ago ...

As per Bespoke's data, Powell's tenure has seen particularly painful last hours on Fed rate decision days, with an average fall of 20.19 basis points in the benchmark S&P 500 index (SP500).

In so many ways, General Powell’s advice and guidance helped me precisely because our lives and careers were so different.

Jay Powell and Lael Brainard know rising inflation must be addressed, but not at the expense of getting people back to work.

Biden should give Powell another term. A different choice would be an unforced error, and could be an expensive one, Ponnuru writes.

If he continues this tight-money path through the July 29 Fed meeting, “Too Late” Powell will go down as the worst Fed chair in history. It’s not like Powell lacks stiff competition. In the ...