President Trump visited the Fed yesterday, seemingly to shake-down Jerome Powell for lower interest rates. Is this how interests should be derived in a so-called "capitalist" society? Two men, disagreeing over price fixing? That's the Soviet way of d
In a CNBC interview, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested a review of the Federal Reserve that would go beyond the current controversy over building renovations and look at its overall function.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) referred embattled Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for prosecution Monday after he allegedly lied to Congress about $2.5 billion in renovations for a new HQ rivaling the "Palace of Versailles" in its opulenc
WATCH LIVE: President Trump Visits Federal Reserve to "look at their, now, $3.1 Billion Dollar (PLUS!) construction project" as Jerome Powell Faces Criminal Referral
The White House announced Wednesday night that President Donald Trump will visit the Federal Reserve headquarters in Washington, D.C. Thursday afternoon.
Peppered within this week's headlines was President Trump's on-again, off-again firing of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The key variable that is never mentioned, however, is that neither Trump, nor Powell have any idea what interest rates s
I don't get it. The Constitution clearly established a monetary system based on gold coins and silver coins. That was the American monetary system for more than 125 years.
President Trump on Wednesday tempered reports from earlier in the day that suggested he planned to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell imminently, the latest twist in the ongoing saga regarding Trump's displeasure with the central bank head.
Mises Institute Jedi Bob "Anakin" Murphy finally faced his nemesis: George Mason University's David Beckworth, deemed the "Count Dooku" of Austrian Economics by Bob for Beckworth's apprenticeship under Misesian scholars and subsequent dri
Recent tensions between Fed Chair Jerome Powell and former President Trump have ignited fresh controversy: Trump publicly accused Powell of "tanking the economy" and threatening America's recovery -- escalating the spotlight on central bank
President Donald Trump said on Friday that he may appoint someone who is more inclined to lower interest rates to succeed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
The Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets this week and is expected to keep its target policy interest rate (the federal funds rate) unchanged at 4.5 percent.
At a time when both the crypto industry and broader markets are navigating uncertainty, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivered a closely watched speech that struck a balance between caution and openness.
...Is Attempting To Trigger A US Stock Market Crash In A Desperate Attempt To Stop Trump From Continuing To Win America's Trade War Against The Globalists' System
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