Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said he could envision the US central bank needing to raise interest rates, or returning to rate cuts, depending on how the war in the Middle East plays out https://t.co/WdQwd3qWBg ...

BREAKING: Fed Chair Jerome Powell says he has "no intention" of leaving the central bank while the DOJ's criminal investigation is ongoing.Follow live updates: https://t.co/DjtjH4fZRO https://t.co/UDFd73rolH ...

Investors will be looking to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell this week for insight on how the US central bank is weighing a range of risks to the economy amid US-Israeli strikes on Iran https://t.co/ohGUOaCfrb ...

Before the Fed, J.P. Morgan was America’s de facto central bank, using his capital to smooth financial crises and backing new technologies like electricity. His contributions to the financial industry placed him on the #Forbes250 list honoring historic innovators.Get the full list: https://t.co/YMzxi4ftVmPhoto: NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images ...

Some big money managers think the US economy is too strong to justify much central bank easing in 2026 https://t.co/VkGVXJoQ1t ...

Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau says his successor must be independent and committed to Europe after his early resignation gave President Emmanuel Macron a surprise opportunity to pick the next central bank chief https://t.co/X4p0he9A7S ...

Federal Reserve Chair nominee Kevin Warsh has several paths toward reducing the central bank’s $6.6 trillion balance sheet but the process will be costly and lengthy, Wall Street strategists say. https://t.co/vntrTL95ZG ...

Fed Governor Stephen Miran said the central bank’s balance sheet needs to be smaller, but that shouldn’t preclude policymakers from opting for large-scale asset purchases during an economic crisis https://t.co/BGfeobytFi ...

As Kevin Warsh prepares to lead the world’s most important central bank, the dollar looks more vulnerable than at any time in recent history https://t.co/kTQcKtVMx3 ...

I think Kevin Walsh is an incredibly strong intellectual candidate. He has very strong views on the role of the Federal Reserve. So I think he believes in a narrow central bank, a central bank that will have a much smaller balance sheet, a central bank that should stick purely to interest rates and not opine on other things such as climate denial.And also, you know, sort of the shift in its mandate to include in inclusive employment. So I would say he is a very sort of orthodox figure from his past sort of ...