Federal Reserve

Investors were closely watching Fed Chair Jerome Powell's first press conference.

A fourth rate hike in 2018 could throw the market a curveball.

Federal Reserve officials are meeting this week for the first time under their new chairman, Jerome Powell, whose news conference to follow is stirring high anticipation.

A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week: THE FED SPEAKS The Federal Reserve is scheduled to deliver an update on interest rates and the economy on Wednesday.

Federal Reserve officials meeting this week will weigh whether they will need to raise interest rates more aggressively in coming years because of recent tax cuts and government-spending increases.

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U.S. regulators are preparing sanctions against Wells Fargo after learning the bank received commissions on auto insurance policies that were fraudulently applied to drivers when they took out car loans.

Wells Fargo’s board of directors said the company achieved “solid financial performance” under Sloan in 2017 and touted his “continued leadership” on addressing its current issues.

European Central Bank head Mario Draghi says that the eurozone economy still faces "risks and uncertainties" despite stronger growth, and has cautioned that the bank needs to see an accompanying upward trend in inflation before it can end its bond-purchase stimulus.

The former ExxonMobil CEO was an “exquisite” secretary of state, the founder of the discount broker says.

Rising interest rates create a “very fragile situation,” according to Harvard Economics Professor Marty Feldstein.

The past week's stock market price action was as chaotic as the fast-moving narratives it followed, and that's likely to continue.

The February U.S. jobs report being released Friday will help address a question on the minds of many: Is worker pay finally accelerating?

U.S. employers added 313,000 jobs in February, beating expectations for an increase of 200,000 jobs after January’s better-than-expected reading.

How wary are investors about rising interest rates?

Markets are waiting to see whether the European Central Bank will drop any hints about when its economic stimulus will end.

The Latest on the European Central Bank's monetary policy meeting (all times local): 1:45 p.m.

European Central Bank leaves key interest rates, monetary stimulus program size unchanged.

Businesses saw “modest increases in compensation” after passage of the $1.5 trillion package, according to the central bank.

There are more signs the job market is getting stronger.