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CNBC ranks Trump's quotes on the Fed and a slew of comments related to his controversial statement in Helsinki on Russian meddling.
President Donald Trump's criticism of monetary policy won't have much impact on how the Federal Reserve goes about its business, judging by initial market reaction.
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President Donald Trump has a point – the Federal Reserve is being “very aggressive” about raising interest rates, former Dallas Fed Vice President Jerry O’Driscoll told CNBC on Thursday.
The executive order is intended to establish two panels dedicated to finding job training and education opportunities for U.S. workers, Ivanka Trump said.
“This is not a good policy from the administration,” says Frederic Mishkin, former Federal Reserve governor.
The dollar slipped slightly and Treasury yields are lower as President Donald Trump said he disagreed with Fed policy on interest rates and objected to a strong dollar.
In a stinging and historically rare criticism, President Donald Trump expressed frustration with the Federal Reserve and said the central bank could disrupt the economic recovery.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week.
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The dollar rose to a one-year high against a basket of currencies on Thursday, gaining for a third straight session.
Some investors fear that additional Federal Reserve interest rate hikes could slow down the economy. But billionaire investor David Rubenstein says the economy is strong enough right now to withstand it.
A number of districts detailed how the uncertainty over escalating trade disputes between the United States and China, Europe, Canada, Mexico and elsewhere, were already hitting firms to varying degrees.
The head of the Federal Reserve ripped into cryptocurrencies on Wednesday, saying they present serious risks to investors.
European shares closed higher Wednesday, as investors maintained their focus on corporate earnings.
Asian shares closed mixed, after firmer gains seen earlier faded although investors were still assured by upbeat remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
Jim Cramer reveals why Williams-Sonoma is in a sweet spot in the home goods space.
CNBC's Steve Liesman gives the highlights on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's semiannual Senate testimony.
Bob Iaccino of Path Trading Partners and Jim Iuorio of TJM Institutional Services join CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis to hear their buy/sell call for gold.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell waded gingerly into the debate over tariffs, saying that countries embracing protectionism fare worse than those that are more open.
In front of the Senate Banking Committee, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell answers questions from Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.)
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testifies in front of the Senate Banking Committee.
