Trump criticizes Fed chair Powell for keeping rates "artificially high," sending him a chart comparing global rates and claiming the U.S. is losing billions.

As the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s June meeting were released on Wednesday, the word “uncertainty” reigned supreme amid the ongoing tariff turmoil and President Donald Trump‘s call to cut rates by 3 percentage points.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday that a “formal process” to find a successor for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has already started — as the Trump administration ratchets up pressure for the top central banker to step aside before his term ends.

In the latest escalation in the feud between President Donald Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell, the president called for Powell to "resign immediately."

Whatever the Fed chief’s errors, canning him early would be an economic and legal mistake.

Before the Epstein files became all the news and Blondi vs. Bongino broke out, the president was keeping up his constant drumbeat about “Too Late” Powell. “‘Too

Trump said "Too Late" Powell is costing the United States "hundreds of billions of dollars" by not cutting rates, leveling a familiar criticism against the Fed chair who has repeatedly ignored ...

The central bank remains cautious, even as calls for rate cuts grow louder from the White House and other policymakers.

Trump wrote in the note that Powell is, as usual, “too late” who has cost the U.S. a "fortune." Hundreds of billions of dollars have been lost, and Powell should lower the interest rates, he ...

President Donald Trump has started publicly calling Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell "Too Late Powell" and "Mr. Too Late" because the Fed hasn't lowered interest rates.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has asked the central bank’s inspector general to conduct an additional review of an ongoing $2.5 billion renovation of the institution’s headquarters that has drawn fire from President Donald Trump and others,