The Federal Reserve just quietly injected $125 billion into the veins of the American banking system in a matter of five days. That’s right—while President Donald Trump boasts about reviving American industry and making “America First” great again, the nation’s central bank was busy running a
The Federal Reserve (Fed) announced a 0.25 percentage-point reduction in its benchmark interest rate, citing significant limitations in economic data due to the current U.S. federal government shutdown. Chair Jerome Powell highlighted that a lack of timely labour-market and inflation signals is making policy decisions more challenging. The rate cut drew dissent from two
President Donald Trump visited the Federal Reserve headquarters in Washington on July 24, urging the central bank to wrap up its renovation project and push forward with interest rate cuts. The visit marked a rare presidential appearance at the Fed and underscored Trump’s ongoing focus on economic policy and central bank operations. Renovation Cost Dispute […]















