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The calming in the oil market came as several analysts said Iran would likely refrain from closing the waterway. Iran itself ...

The Federal Reserve may align with the White House's interests as key officials express openness to cutting interest rates.

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A top Federal Reserve official who resisted an aggressive cut last year said she is open to easing interest rates as soon as ...

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White House officials have raised the heat on Powell to lower rates. Now he’s faced with two key Fed officials who have said they could favor a cut in July.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee says the central bank could resume interest-rate cuts if the inflation hit from tariffs remains subdued.