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Outgoing Fed Chair Jerome Powell said he would remain on the Fed's board after Kevin Warsh becomes chair, announcing his decision after officials extended an interest-rate pause. WSJ's Nick Timiraos explains what comes next for the central bank.
Oil prices extended gains on Thursday on concerns supply from the key Middle East producing region will remain bottled up for longer as talks to end the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran have deadlocked.
QI Research CEO and chief strategist Danielle DiMartino Booth discusses the four dissenters in the Federal Reserve meeting on 'Making Money.' #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxbusiness #makingmoney #federalreserve #fed #jeromepowell #powell #jeromepowell #danielledimartinobooth #economy #finance #interestrates #inflation #markets #transparency #policy #banking #money #economics #government
The Fed chair's last meeting brought a surprise four dissents from the FOMC. Big Tech earnings stole the spotlight.
Helium shortages are set to last even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens permanently. These are the stocks to watch.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell says he won't retire after his term ends next month, pledging to be a constructive governor and not a shadow Fed chair.
Zuckerberg says he aims to build an AI agent he'd want his mom to use.
Woolworths surpassed third-quarter sales estimates on Thursday, but warned that domestic food segment earnings growth could no longer reach the upper end of the range, citing fuel price pressures and customer retention investments.
Jim Cramer said strong earnings are no longer enough to lift tech stocks, with investors now favoring companies facing supply shortages rather than just delivering growth. He pointed to mixed reactions from mega-cap earnings and stronger gains in names like Seagate and NXP Semiconductors.
Big week for markets: Fed decision + Chair press conference the same day Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet report — Apple on deck too. Kenny Polcari talks with Steve Sosnick (Chief Strategist, Interactive Brokers) and Yahoo Finance's Brian Sozzi about what actually matters for traders: AI momentum vs.
Citi global chief economist Nathan Sheets reveals why the Fed is in 'wait and see mode' on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Two U.S. senators on Wednesday introduced legislation to toughen a U.S. government ban on Chinese automakers from entering the American market, weeks before President Donald Trump heads to China for talks.
So I guess the Fed chairman, Jay Powell, is not going off quietly into the night. Today is his last meeting as chairman, but he announced his ungentlemanly decision to stay on as a Fed board member for who knows how long.
Jefferies' David Zervos joins 'Fast Money' with reaction to Fed Chair Powell's final FOMC meeting as Fed Chair.
The AI supercycle narrative remains strong, but early warning signs—credit market stress, declining job postings, and missed revenue targets—suggest upside may be fully priced in. Rising Oracle credit default swaps and aggressive enterprise revenue projections highlight growing disconnects between valuations and underlying fundamentals.
Marley Kayden talks about the Federal Reserve leaving its rates unchanged with an eight to four vote. Sam Vadas talks about AI and durable goods on the rise.
The Federal Reserve wrapped up its April FOMC meeting today, voting to hold its benchmark federal funds rate steady at 3.5%-3.75%.
The United Arab Emirates recently requested a swap line from the U.S., according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. These lines are usually the responsibility of the Federal Reserve.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speaks on the Fed's decision to hold rates steady, the economy and his future at the central bank in his final press conference as chair. 00:00 Introduction & FOMC Policy Rate Decision 00:38 Economic Conditions Overview 01:24 Labor Market & Inflation Trends 02:10 Inflation, Energy Prices & Policy Outlook 03:46 Final Remarks, Transition & Powell's Future
The economy has been "remarkably resilient for some years now," Fed Chair Powell says. "The U.S. economy has just powered through shock after shock.