Investors Aren't Cheering For Fed Rate Cuts Anymore
As weaker-than-expected data has spurred concerns about US economic growth, markets have moved to price in more easing from the Fed this year.
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Traders Wonder If Trump Put Is In As Lutnick Talks Tariff Relief
US stocks just suffered the worst two-day drop since December as President Donald Trump’s trade war added to worries about the economy.
Bessent Shrugs Off Tariff Selloff, Says Wall Street Isn’t Focus
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent projected confidence in President Donald Trump’s expansive plans to tariff foreign nations.
US CFPB Asks To Pause Comerica Enforcement Action
The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau asked a federal court on Monday to issue a stay in its enforcement action against Comerica Bank.
FDIC To Seek Rollback of Bank Merger Rule, WSJ Reports
The FDIC is planning to propose rolling back a Biden-era policy that ramped up the scrutiny of large bank mergers.
Trump's Pick to Run CFPB Tells Lawmakers 'I Will Follow the Law' at Embattled Agency
Trump's nominee to be director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said he would "follow the law" when pressed by Democratic senators.
The Increasing Role Of Private Investment In Infrastructure
In his first week in office, President Donald Trump announced a $500 billion public-private partnership to expand the nation’s AI infrastructure.
