If leading the Federal Reserve isn't challenging enough, the next central bank chair will face an additional burden.

President Donald Trump has acknowledged the intense pressure he’s laying on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates is, in fact, making it harder for the central bank to do just that.

The current dual mandate framework is flawed; prioritizing unemployment over inflation; it sows seeds for future economic instability and credibility issues. Kate Smith The target is 2%, the Fed ...

Credibility is hard-earned and easily lost. The tension between President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has reignited, following the Fed’s recent decision to hold interest ...

Trump reportedly is considering naming a "shadow chair" until the current occupant, Jerome Powell, leaves office next year, in an attempt to pressure the Fed into cutting rates.

Trump reportedly is considering naming a "shadow chair" until the current occupant, Jerome Powell, leaves office next year, in an attempt to pressure the Fed into cutting rates.