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Fed officials cite elevated inflation, slow job growth and uncertainty in Middle East as reasons for holding rates
An unusually divided Federal Reserve on Wednesday held its key interest rate steady as policymakers grappled with the policy impact of persistent inflation and awaited a looming leadership transition at the central bank.
Language that has signaled cuts are more likely than hikes remained, but drew dissents from three officials who favored a more neutral outlook.
Pershing Square founder and CEO Bill Ackman emphasizes that this IPO marks the beginning of a long-term journey, with $5 billion in capital ready to be deployed within weeks.
US stock markets are moving sideways as global traders await the last press conference from Jerome Powell. Investors are also awaiting the key Mag 7 earnings, releasing after today's and tomorrow's close.
Mortgage rates moved decidedly higher Wednesday with the average rate on the 30-year fixed rising to 6.45%. That is the highest rate since April 3.
The Investment Committee discuss their top strategies with Fed Chair Powell's final Fed meeting and several mega cap earnings looming over the market. CNBC's Steve Liesman joins "Halftime Report" with the latest out of the Fed.
Wenesday night is the main event for earnings season, with Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft – four of the "Magnificent Seven" — set to report.
Big Tech is at a breaking point says John Blackledge, TD Cowen Senior Equity Research Analyst. He joined Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why massive AI spending may have peaked, why AWS and Google Cloud growth could make-or-break these stocks, and how fragile the market has become.
US stocks hold flat as Fed decision looms, with Nasdaq steady and traders watching Powell's outlook alongside Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft earnings.
US orders for business equipment saw a sharp rise in March as the value of core capital goods orders jumped 3.3% after an upwardly revised 1.6% advance in February, the most since mid-2020. Michael McKee has a look at today's economic data on Bloomberg Television.
Kevin Warsh won the backing of the Senate Banking Committee on a 13-11 party-line vote to be the next chair of the Federal Reserve. Mike McKee reports on "Bloomberg Open Interest.
U.S. drivers can expect another spike in gasoline prices in the coming days, just as the summer driving season gets underway, as the conflict in Iran drives oil prices higher and pushes countries around the world to call on American energy supplies.
One of the most popular pieces of conventional investing wisdom couldn't be more misguided, according to a recent analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence.
Not only is today the final Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decision under Fed Chair Jerome Powell — Kevin Warsh will replace him for the FOMC's June meeting — but four of the “Magnificent 7” stocks will report quarterly earnings after the closing bell.
For years, Wall Street operated under one core assumption: when markets cracked, the Federal Reserve would step in with liquidity, bond buying, and lower rates.
The Senate Banking Committee voted along party lines to advance Warsh's nomination to the full Republican-controlled Senate.
The central bank's interest rate policy influences car and home loans, credit cards, savings accounts and more.
The U.S. economy got off to a slow start in 2026, but it appears to have finished strong at the end of the first quarter, despite the war with Iran.