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Federal Reserve officials and new Dallas Fed data have begun lowering expectations for May jobs growth in the United States as business hiring plans continue to outrun the supply of people able or willing to work.

Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan weighs in on cryptocurrencies, inflation and the Fed's economic plans.

China poked bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market for a second time this week.

Economists say interest rates are about to go up, but when? Recent talk from the Federal Reserve may hold the answer.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the creation of a central bank digital currency in the U.S. would require “careful thought and analysis."

U.S. equity futures were trading lower ahead of the opening bell.

Federal Reserve officials signaled they are watching improving trends in the U.S. economy closely.

U.S. equity futures pointed early Wednesday to continued selling, adding to losses from the previous session.

Credit cards, auto, and other personal loans are becoming easier to get as banks loosen standards more than a year into the pandemic.

Former Chief International Trade economist Peter Morici discusses printing press economics and inflation concerns.

U.S. equity futures are trading lower, the day after a big selloff and ahead of a report on consumer inflation.

The most important economic report, since the April jobs report, will be released Wednesday morning.

Wondering why mortgage rates are suddenly going up? This is due to a variety of factors, but now could still be the perfect time to make a move if you are looking to buy a home or refinance at a lower rate.

Larry Kudlow discusses how Biden's proposed spending will impact investment and capital formation.

Inflation talk is on the rise but the actual economic impact not so much say, experts.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Tuesday that higher interest rates may be needed in order to stave off runaway economic growth in the U.S.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Monday the U.S. economy's prospects have “clearly brightened” amid increased vaccination rates and a burst of fiscal spending, but stressed the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic has been uneven for lower-income Americans.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has insisted the Federal Reserve is able to handle any inflation that results from President Biden’s new spending bill, with critics worrying that the incredible amount of money spent will lead to countless problems in the economy.

Powell's bet is that the Fed can keep rates ultra-low even as the U.S. economic recovery kicks into high gear — and that it won't have to quickly raise rates to stop runaway inflation.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that an apparent hiring bottleneck in the labor market – which has made it difficult for employers to hire workers, despite a persistently high jobless rate – will likely end in coming months.