With limited economic data available due to the shutdown, the Fed’s policy path for December remains uncertain.

Mixed signals from Fed officials show deep divisions on another rate cut in December as inflation lingers and key data remains missing.

The last three policy votes have featured some form of dissent, as officials grapple with how to weigh a softening labor ...

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson said Friday that he supported cutting rates at the last policy meeting given ...

Cleveland Fed's Beth Hammack Is Skeptical of Further Cuts; Bank of Mexico Continues Monetary Easing By Vicky Ge Huang ...

Bullion topped $4,000 an ounce on Friday, having trimmed losses in the previous session to end little changed.

European and Asian stock markets retreated Friday after a slide on Wall Street following weak US jobs data and signals that ...

The U.S. dollar weakened in early Asian trade on Friday, leading declines among major currencies as investors reacted to ...

Meanwhile, although Miran expects a rate cut in December, sources have pointed out that the federal governor earlier ...

With the U.S. government shutdown postponing the release of the monthly non-farm payrolls report, traders have turned to ...

As key inflation reports remain delayed, Goolsbee warns that the Fed should move carefully on rate cuts until the economic ...

Asian stocks tracked Wall Street losses Friday as investors weighed weak US jobs data against Federal Reserve signals ...