After two weeks of intense political and legal scrutiny, the Federal Reserve will seek to make this week’s meeting about interest rates as straightforward and uneventful as possible, though President

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday is set to announce its latest decision on the level of interest rates, marking its first rate move since news surfaced of a federal criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

The US Federal Reserve is broadly expected to pause its series of interest rate cuts Wednesday, resisting mounting attacks from President Donald Trump, while policymakers await more data on the

Experts debate Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s future ahead of his Wednesday remarks, which will follow the central bank’s decision on interest rates.

With a January pause all but certain, the Fed faces a new dilemma. From 'no-cut' warnings to shifting FOMC odds, here's what Powell may do next.

When Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell takes questions from the news media at 2:30pm on Wednesday, the complexities of monetary policy may well turn out to be the easy part. The big picture: The Fed's interest rate policy is in a wait-and-see mode for the moment.