The Federal Reserve's fight against inflation just got more complicated as President Donald Trump's tariffs could push up inflation and increase the chances of a recession, economists said.

That may be enough to retire on if you’re open to living frugally and depending on Social Security for most of your income.

The president can influence the stock market, but other factors can have a greater impact on share prices, such as consumer ...

Should the president hold fast to his tougher-than-expected trade policy, there's a material risk of at least near-term costs.

President Donald Trump said the United States will put at least a 10% tariff on all goods coming into the country, with much ...

The Federal Reserve ... the rate to make borrowing between banks more (or less) expensive to help fulfill their mission of promoting a healthy economy for the country. How does the federal funds ...

Maybe you only think about the Federal Reserve when interest rate decisions make headlines. However, the Fed does much more than ... It holds bank deposits, lends money to financial institutions ...

President Trump's tariffs are going to affect products imported by U.S. companies, with importing companies likely to pass on those costs to consumers through higher prices.

Tens of thousands of employees across the federal government have left their jobs, been put on leave or been fired as a part ...

the Federal Reserve cited three rationales: economic growth is solid, unemployment is low and inflation is still “somewhat” too high. Still, vulnerabilities exist. The Fed lowered its ...

President Trump says the goal of his tariffs − resuscitating U.S. manufacturing's glory days − will be worth the turmoil.