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Jerome Powell
Fed Holds Rates Steady, Says Risks of Higher Unemployment, Higher Inflation Have Risen
All eyes will now turn to Fed Chair Jerome Powell's post-meeting press conference for further clues about the central bank's thinking on monetary policy.
Fed Joins OCC, FDIC in Withdrawing Crypto Warnings for U.S. Banks
Like the other U.S. bank agencies, the Fed has swept the decks of previous directives to bankers that they get sign-offs from the regulator for crypto activity.
Bitcoin in Standstill at $85K as Trump Increases Pressure on Fed's Powell
A sharp plunge in the Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index coupled with rising prices added to U.S. stagflation fears amid the tariff war.
Bitcoin and U.S. Equities Show Early Signs of Fading Correlation
Safe-haven asset charts its own course amid market turbulence.
Jerome Powell Makes No Promise to Ease Policy; Fed to Stay Focused on Inflation
The Fed chair spoke Friday with markets in full blown panic following the Trump tariff announcement.
Bitcoin Reclaims $85K Following Fed and Stocks Rose, but One Analyst Suggests Caution
Gold continues to be the star of the cycle, jumping to a new record above $3,050 per ounce.
Fed Holds Rates Steady, Cuts Growth Outlook, Raises Inflation Forecast
The U.S. central bank continues to expect the fed funds rate to end 2025 at 3.9%, or roughly two rate cuts by year-end.
Fed's Powell Says He's Also Worried About Debanking That Strained U.S. Crypto
As crypto firms and their new government allies rail against U.S. regulators for chasing them out of banking, Powell says such tales are a worry he'll address.
Bitcoin Slips to $101K, Altcoins Spiraling on Federal Reserve's Hawkish Tone
The Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 basis points as expected, but Fed Chair Jerome Powell's hawkish press conference
Ether Rises 8% Amid Slumping Bitcoin Dominance
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said bitcoin is competing against gold, not the U.S. dollar, in an appearance on Wednesday.
