The message from markets is clear: if you follow through on firing Powell, the dollar will get smoked
US president’s offensive against Jay Powell has prompted swings in the dollar and lifted long-term inflation expectations
US president later said such a move would be ‘highly unlikely’, prompting swings in currency markets
Unexpectedly sharp June rise signals US president’s levies are pushing up consumer prices
JPMorgan chief’s comments come as Treasury secretary says ‘formal process’ to replace central bank chief is under way
Headline and core data in line with expectations but will not be enough to ease Fed’s fears of tariff-driven price rises
Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett are eroding their credibility to court Donald Trump
Trump ally Russell Vought accuses US central bank of ‘ostentatious’ refurbishment of its headquarters
The US president has stepped up his criticism of the central bank’s chair, prompting some to question how long it can remain above politics
Minutes from US central bank’s June meeting highlight schism over effect of Donald Trump’s levies
Being ‘one of us’ matters amid US presidential challenge
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RIP FAIT. We hardly knew ye
Easier scenario and changes to requirements allowed Wall Street bank to ratchet up shareholder payout
Wall Street titans to raise dividends and buy back shares on back of lighter oversight
Fed chair has been under relentless pressure from Donald Trump to lower borrowing costs
US contemplates the potential disaster of a shadow Fed chair and the ECB gets too cocky
Last time he got what he needed instead
Plus central bank digital currencies
Regulators in Washington want to encourage more consolidation in the banking industry
The president is undermining his own desire for lower interest rates
Donald Trump’s criticism of central bank chair has fuelled expectations of a dovish shift once he leaves in May next year
Central bank toned down scenario to measure lenders’ resilience from previous year
US president renews attack on Jay Powell and says borrowing costs should fall to 1%
Calls for European governments to repatriate the bullion they store in the US are a sign of something bigger
