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Oklahoma lawmaker wants to shield Federal Reserve from political influence, including Trump
Rep. Frank Lucas said the president made the right call by stating clearly this week that he has no intention of firing the ...
Potential Fed Chair Candidate Says Current Wounds Are ‘Self-Inflicted’
The Federal Reserve has itself to blame for recent attacks on the central bank, said Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor who ...
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Federal Reserve calls stocks and real estate ‘risky investments’ day after easing up on crypto
The Federal Reserve called stocks and real estate risky investments on Friday, dropping the warning just one day after ...
Former Fed governor Warsh blasts US central bank for leaving its lane
Former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh, with whom President Donald Trump is reported to have discussed firing U.S.
Federal Reserve Can ‘Look Through’ One-Time Price Increases, Says Waller
A top Federal Reserve official warned new tariffs might slow the economy, and suggested rising unemployment—not higher ...
Fed Chair Powell might have quietly won Trump’s one-sided war with the central bank after the president says he has ‘no intention’ of firing him
Donald Trump backed off from his threats to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell after market volatility, confirming Powell ...
Fed's Hammack sees more runway for Fed balance sheet cuts
Conditions still support ongoing reductions in the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said ...
Trump covets control of the Federal Reserve. The market wants him to back off.
The president’s fight with Fed chair Jerome Powell is about more than interest rates. It’s a grab for power over a central ...
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Chicago Fed chief: Central bank must be independent of politics
Former President Trump has repeatedly criticized Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, particularly regarding interest rates. Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee defended the Fed's ...
Presidents have long criticized the Fed. It usually backfires.
Like his predecessors, Trump may have belatedly discovered that criticizing the Fed in public doesn’t typically work.