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The news comes less than three months after his two previous nominations to the Fed’s board, Herman Cain and Stephen Moore, withdrew their candidacies.

Chairman Powell's decision to raise interest rates in December outraged Trump.

Bank investors are looking at a new round of dividend windfalls thanks to the Fed.

Several wildcards may determine whether the summer celebration continues.

It was the first time since October 2013 that Ally lowered rates. 

Uncertainty related to escalating trade tensions and decelerating global growth is slowing the U.S. economy, said Robert Kaplan.

The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped to 3.73 percent this week.

Despite the healthy figure, some analysts suggested the U.S. economy will still decelerate this year.

Lawmakers are asking Facebook to halt work on the offering, while the Federal Reserve is "looking at it carefully."

“What Europe did with Draghi is they’re forcing money in, we’re doing the opposite," Trump said during a FOX Business exclusive.

Powell’s speech comes on the heels of last week’s Federal Open Market Committee two-day policy-setting meeting.

If China wanted to shake up the trade war by selling some of their vast accumulation of U.S. Treasuries, it has the power to do so.

In an interview with The Hill, President Donald Trump said he could remove Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell if he wanted to.

Moore has joined a group of entrepreneurs who are starting what they describe as a new type of central bank they believe will stabilize cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and its myriad of imitators.

The Dallas Fed leader suggested that any move toward lower interest rates would require the central bank to lean more heavily on stronger regulation to guard against potential excesses from building in the economy, particularly with respect to fueling more leverage in the corporate sector.

President Trump took to Twitter on Monday to slam the Federal Reserve for leaving interest rates unchanged and signaling there will be no cuts in 2019.

Trump added that he believes Powell, who he appointed to lead the Fed more than a year ago, raised interest rates too quickly and disapproved of his monetary policy decisions.

Ray Dalio said the adoption of Modern Monetary Theory was "inevitable."

Traders think a rate cut could happen as early as July.

The Bank of England is expected to keep interest rates on hold Thursday but indicate a possible increase later this year despite uncertainty over Brexit.