Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s call for a rate cut in July boosts demand for Treasurys, sending yields down. The dollar also weakens. Waller is seen as a top contender for the central bank’s chair.

NEW YORK, July 18 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasuries rose on Friday, dragging yields lower, after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller pushed for a rate cut later this month, citing a slowdown in ...

Waller restated the case he first revealed in a Thursday speech that the Fed should cut when policymakers gather later this ...

Fed Gov. Christopher Waller wants the central bank to cut short-term interest rates at its July meeting — and isn’t counting ...

Despite President Trump's repeated calls for lower interest rates and his near attempt to remove Fed Chair Jerome Powell, the ...

T he Dow Jones Industrial Average pared its loss but remained in the red on Friday afternoon, with tariff concerns resurfacing as President Donald Trump reportedly pushes for steeper levies from the ...