The stock market opens a shortened trading week under the shadow of escalating Middle East tensions following Israel's attack on Iran's nuclear, missile and military complex early Friday. Oil prices ...

The Fed is likely to keep the Federal Funds rate unchanged in June, and continue to signal two cuts in 2025, as the macro ...

Concerns about crimped oil supply linked to a conflict, as is the case was Friday, can produce more prolonged negative market reactions. Iraq's invasion of Kuwait saw the S&P 500 SPX post real ...

With U.S. jobs data in hand, can Fed Chair Powell calm panicking stock markets roiled by President Trump's "Liberation Day" ...

Tensions are escalating between the White House and the Federal Reserve, with consumers seemingly caught in the crossfire.

Kevin Warsh, a former Federal Reserve governor seen by Wall Street as the front-runner to replace current Fed Chair Jerome Powell, on Friday sharply criticized fundamental practices of the central ...

Investors should brace for a high-stakes day for the markets Friday, with a critical update on the employment front and a midday speech from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on deck.