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.

Federal Reserve officials voted to lower the benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point on Wednesday, marking the ...

Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller said he believes the Fed should start lowering interest rates in two weeks. “I think we need to start cutting rates at the next meeting,” Waller told CNBC on ...

"The labor market is really cooling off," said Fed Chair Jerome Powell, who's been under unprecedented pressure to slash ...

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The odds of a 50 basis points September Fed rate cut is rising ahead of the CPI and PPI data inflation data which drops next week.

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

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.

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

Markets have fully priced in a September cut and now anticipate three reductions this year, compared to two just weeks ago.