NEW YORK — Wall Street held relatively firm on Feb. 11 following President Donald Trump's latest tariff escalation and after the leader of Federal Reserve hinted interest rates may not ...

As much as it’s hard to be bullish on stocks as the Trump administration pushes through tariff increases, the recent ...

The focus of Wall Street investors in the week ahead ... The week will also see Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s testimony to the US Congress. On Friday, President Trump said he could announce ...

US stocks slipped on Tuesday, as investors awaited a testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for insight on interest rates and trade tariffs, and inflation data. Powell is set to ...

Wall Street's main indexes opened lower on Tuesday, as investors awaited a testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for insight on tariffs and their impact on inflation in the world's ...

Wall Street is betting that the Federal Reserve ... and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told a congressional hearing Tuesday that he was in no rush to adjust its interest rate-cut policy.

Wall Street's main indexes were almost flat on Tuesday as gains in megacaps such as Coca-Cola and Apple offset losses in some growth stocks, while investors parsed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome ...

Jerome Powell said the Federal Reserve is prepared ... two rate cuts this year at their December meeting, economists and Wall Street investors are increasingly skeptical, with some predicting ...

America’s central bank is in no rush to slash interest rates any time soon, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told lawmakers ... officials and also with Wall Street, which is betting that ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday President Donald Trump’s calls for lower interest rates won’t lead the central bank to change its rate decisions.

The final flourish came despite the local index receiving weak leads from Wall Street on the back ... the latest comments from US Fed boss Jerome Powell. Index bellwether Commonwealth Bank rose ...

WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that ... but some economists now think the Fed may be on hold all year. Wall Street investors foresee only one cut, in October.