Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller on Thursday said he now supports a series of interest-rate cuts beginning in September, with the pace of subsequent moves driven by the incoming data.

Several Federal Reserve officials who spoke on Wednesday said labor market worries continue to animate their belief that rate cuts still lie ahead for the central bank.

Here is what some of Trump's potential picks have had to say recently about interest rates and monetary policy.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said Thursday the central bank should begin cutting interest rates next month and keep going in the months ahead, making his most forceful case yet for an ...

The Fed cut rates Wednesday, resisting Trump’s push for deeper cuts, but looming legal and political battles — including a ...

While inflation remains above the Fed's 2% target, economists expect a rate cut this September to address the weakening labor ...

Academic economists overwhelmingly want Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller to succeed Jay Powell as chair of the central bank next year — but few think he will get the job.

Savers will be getting less of a bang for their buck as the Fed drops interest rates. While financial institutions tend to be slow to lower the rates they charge borrowers, they’re quicker to drop the ...

Only one official, the newly-sworn-in Stephen Miran, voted against the decision. He favored a larger, half-point cut.

The most politically charged U.S. Federal Reserve meeting in years wraps up on Wednesday with broad expectations for a ...

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller spoke out on the necessity of an interest rate cut due to weakening labor market conditions. Waller advocates for rate cuts to counteract the declining job ...

President Trump is considering Kevin Hassett, Kevin Warsh, and Christopher Waller to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed chair, seeking someone aligned with his desire for interest-rate cuts. This decision ...