Wall Street shrugged at President Donald Trump’s plan to nominate his economic adviser, Stephen Miran, to the Federal Reserve ...

US President Donald Trump likes to stir things up, and he’s done it again with his choice of Stephen Miran to fill an open ...

Investors think the Fed will almost definitely cut interest rates in September, and they are hoping that the consumer price ...

WHATEVER happens at September’s Federal Reserve meeting will pale in comparison to a wholesale rethinking of the US central ...

If confirmed by Senate lawmakers, Miran would have the ability to vote on upcoming interest rate decisions. Notably, Miran has been a consistent supporter of Trump, who has himself been deeply ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will personally interview the leading candidates to take over as chair of the Federal Reserve when the job becomes available ...

However, a dark horse candidate is emerging to replace current Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, according to Barclays’ public policy strategist Michael McLean – Stephen Miran.

Former Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren says "it's a little too soon to call September" as he examines US economic data and discusses the process of considering the Federal Reserve's dual mandate.

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: Aug. 8 The New York Times say Trump is letting TikTok, and China, win Not so long ago, the confrontation between the U.S. government ...

The Federal Reserve is considering candidates including Michelle Bowman and Philip Jefferson to succeed Jerome Powell as ...

Trump nominates Stephen Miran to the Fed Board and weighs picks for Fed chair. Here is what the choice could mean for rates and Bitcoin.