WASHINGTON, Feb 19 (Reuters) - The call by a top Trump administration official for New York Federal Reserve staff to "be ...

"While Warsh may enter with a perceived dovish bias, he will first need to demonstrate that his views are anchored in economic fundamentals rather than politics." ...

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said Wednesday that researchers at the New York Federal Reserve who produced a study finding American businesses and consumers are shouldering 90% of ...

Hawkish Fed minutes clash with incoming chair Warsh's dovish leanings, rattling Bitcoin as Asian traders return from Lunar New Year.

Minutes of the Fed's Jan 27-28 policy meeting suggest it is shifting further away from agreeing on another cut. Read more at ...

Warsh has long been known as a hawk, but he's likely to approach his new role at the Fed differently than in the past.

While the minutes of the central bank’s Jan. 27-28 policy meeting, released Wednesday, fell far short of suggesting most officials were contemplating the possibility of rate increases, they made clear ...

Jerome Powell’s term as Fed chair ends in May, with a soft landing nearly achieved but not yet secured. Read the full analysis here.

Economists warn that faith in an AI-driven productivity boom and rising market vulnerabilities could further complicate policymakers’ decisions.

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett Wednesday said that some at the New York Federal Reserve should be punished for publishing their research.

The minutes showed most of the Federal Open Market Committee believed last year's labor market weakness was fading by late January.

Trump has repeatedly said that he wants the next Fed chief to deliver lower interest rates Read more at The Business Times.