What is the Fed's outlook for interest rate cuts, inflation and jobs for the remainder of the year?
Federal Reserve policymakers projected inflation will rise to 3% in 2025 while unemployment will reach 4.5% as the central bank begins cutting rates after holding them steady all year.
Fed cuts interest rates for first time this year amid weakening labor market
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in 2025, with the 25-basis-point reduction coming amid signs of a slowdown in the jobs market despite elevated inflation.
Trump ‘leading the charge’ to cut ticket costs, crack down on resale market: FTC chairman
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson warns of online radicalization, vows to protect kids in the A.I. race and crack down on ticket bots to lower costs for families on ‘Varney & Co.’
Turning Point USA says interest in working at the organization surged after Charlie Kirk’s death
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked massive interest in Turning Point USA, with supporters flooding the organization with offers to help continue his mission.
Fed expected to cut rates for first time in 2025 amid Trump pressure
Fed policymakers expected to cut benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points amid labor market weakness and inflation rising further above the central bank's 2% target.
US labor secretary vows jobs are safe from AI: ‘We are never going to displace the American worker'
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss closing the skills gap, boosting manufacturing jobs and ensuring AI helps, not replaces, U.S. workers.
US labor market is flashing signs of a major slowdown
'The Big Money Show' panel analyzes troubling trends in the jobs market data.
Inappropriate comments about Charlie Kirk assassination gets workers fired
Companies cracked down on workers who made inappropriate remarks following the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk by swiftly responding with terminations and other actions.
FOX Business Briefs 9/11
Consumer prices rose in August; furniture sales slide; report: Starbucks to sell control of its China business; bosses say Gen Z workers need more praise
Hundreds of blue city retirees reportedly left waiting months for pension payments: ‘I need my money’
Nearly 300 Houston city retirees are still awaiting pension payments after accepting early retirement packages in May, with payments expected by September's end.
Labor Department inspector general announces audit of BLS data collection challenges
The Labor Department inspector general launched a review of BLS economic data collection issues following Trump's firing of the BLS commissioner and massive job revisions.
Analyst breaks down signs of 'NO HIRE, SLOW FIRE' jobs market
RenMac head of economic research Neil Dutta analyzes the state of the labor and housing markets, the future of the Federal Reserve and more on 'Making Money.'
Charles Payne: No denying the labor market is in trouble
'Making Money' host Charles Payne breaks down the stock market's huge day after 'dreaded' inflation claims.
Gen Z workers criticized as managers say they expect praise and recognition
Campus Reform reporter Emily Sturge discusses a new survey that finds 71% of managers believe Gen Z workers require praise for meeting basic expectations on 'Varney & Co.'
North Carolina residents fight back against massive tech project potentially coming to their town
Energy Storage Solutions LLC proposes a $6.4 billion data center in Tarboro, North Carolina, promising economic benefits amid community opposition.
White House slams 911K jobs revision, the largest on record, demands Fed rate cut
Trump officials called the Bureau of Labor Statistics "broken" after the largest downward jobs revision on record and demanded Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Debate grows over accuracy of inflation, jobs data
Mendon Capital Advisors President and CIO Anton Schutz joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss the upcoming PPI report and Bureau of Labor Statistics annual jobs revisions.
BLS revision reveals hiring was overstated by a 'stunning' 911K jobs
'The Big Money Show' panel discusses the massive downward revision in U.S. jobs data.
US job growth through March revised lower by 911K
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' preliminary benchmark revision showed the U.S. economy added 911,000 fewer jobs than previously reported from April 2024 to March 2025.
Americans hit record low confidence in finding new jobs since tracking began in 2013
Data from the New York Federal Reserve showed Americans' confidence in finding new jobs hit a record low of 44.9% in August, the lowest since tracking began in 2013.