Federal Reserve officials are expected to backstop a faltering US labor market by lowering interest rates Wednesday, marking a shift after worries about tariff-induced inflation kept them on hold all year.

Economists expect the Federal Reserve to announce a 0.25% interest rate cut this week, addressing inflation and a slowing job market. Here's how it affects you.

Twelve policymakers at the Federal Reserve are set to take a high-stakes vote this week on the nation's benchmark interest rate, attempting to steer the economy through a stormy bout of slow hiring and rising inflation.

Wall Street rose to more records on Monday at the start of a week that could show whether the U.S. stock market’s big recent rally has been overdone or prescient. The S&P 500 climbed 0.5% and topped its prior all-time high,

Federal Reserve officials are convening Tuesday and Wednesday for a pivotal meeting under unprecedented circumstances.

Some of the world’s most influential central banks are poised to announce monetary-policy decisions this week: Tomorrow The Federal Reserve is up at 2 p.m. ET. It is widely expected to cut rates by 0.

U.S. indices were mostly higher in the premarket a day after Wall Street set new records and investor expectation grew that the Federal Reserve will announce its first interest rate