U.S. Consumer Price Index tops this week's economic reports. Traders and investors will be watching closely for Fed interest ...

If Powell sounds dovish about the labor market today and the core CPI is tame, markets might raise the odds of a third rate cut from around 25% to above 50%. A double-dose of good economic news ...

Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve Chair, is betting on a drop in U.S. inflation as the third quarter comes to a close, ...

Record Gains For S&P 500 And Nasdaq Highlight Market Strength Guilty Plea, Hefty Fines Could Impact Future Contracts For Boeing Powell Testimony, CPI Data, And Earnings Season Anticipation Grow ...

Robert Conzo, CEO and managing director at The Wealth Alliance "Today's CPI report is a good scenario for the Fed and could help change Fed Chair Powell's perspective. Remember that just yesterday ...

Wall Street traders gearing up for key inflation data sent stocks to fresh all-time highs. Treasuries retreated while the dollar notched its longest winning run in more than two years.

CPI, and Sentiment all due out as well as bank earnings starting on Friday. In addition we have several fed speakers and Powell in front of the Senate Banking Committee. Here are 5 things to watch ...

Monthly core CPI rose 0.4%, which was in line with estimates and was unchanged from the readings seen in April and March. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and the FOMC are open to what is being ...

There was never going to be a perfect time for the Federal Reserve to start cutting policy rates from a two-decade high, but Chair Jerome Powell got a pretty fat pitch in July after a series of ...

predict a higher than expected core CPI for August. The Fed Chair Powell has clearly stated at the Jackson Hole speech that the Fed's focus has shifted from the inflation mandate to the ...

US equity futures wavered Wednesday, as Treasury yields held above the key 4% mark and investors fretted about the prospect ...

In August, headline CPI rose 0.2% over the previous month and ... be welcome news for car buyers this fall, and Fed Chair Jay Powell sounds like he is amenable to it. "The time has come for ...