Scott Bessent believes a weakening labor market and lower-than-expected inflation will prompt aggressive fed action next month.

Expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will cut interest rates continue to push the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite to new highs.

The growing list of potential replacements for Fed Chair Jerome Powell suggests Trump may not make a nomination soon.

The US president is dissatisfied with cost overruns on the Fed's headquarters renovation and is considering suing Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Wall Street set new records as July inflation rose slower than expected, solidifying the likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September.

A weakening US job market and changes in Fed membership have led JPMorgan to move its rate cut prediction forward by three months.

President Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Stephen Miran, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, to temporarily fill a vacant Federal Reserve Board seat.

Trump's visit to the Fed, the first by a US president in nearly two decades, raises concerns about escalating tensions.

The price of gold surged nearly 50 USD in the first trading session of the week, primarily due to uncertainty surrounding the approaching US import tariff deadline.

The US president denied reports he was about to fire Fed chair Jerome Powell, but expressed his desire for Powell to leave the position.

Excessively low interest rates hardly reflect the strength of the US economy as Trump hopes, but are usually applied when the economy faces serious trouble.

Import tariff inflation concerns mean most Fed officials don't believe monetary easing is possible this month.

Gold dropped over 30 USD per ounce as investors grew optimistic about further trade agreements before the August 1 deadline.

Analysts are divided on the direction of gold prices due to uncertainty surrounding the impact of tariffs, a potential Fed rate cut, and other economic factors.