About 2.2 million more people are retired than the Federal Reserve had expected.

In her book “Limitless,” New York Times reporter Jeanna Smialek asks how the Fed arrived at this powerful state.

Three agencies aim to keep traditional banks from getting too involved in cryptocurrency, which has lost value and seen corporate meltdowns.

It takes a versatile person to go from setting interest rates to setting an economic agenda, one expert says.

CPI looked like it was heading in the right direction — that of lower inflation — at the end of 2022. Is that trend going to continue?

What does this mean for their anti-inflation strategy?

The dollar’s strong because the Federal Reserve’s been raising interest rates.

The increase is smaller than previous rate hikes but marks the Fed’s eighth hike since March in its fight to tame inflation.

The central bank invested in securities to get the economy through the pandemic recession.

Wages increased 1% in Q4. Inflation is also slowing. All that could impact whether — and by how much — the Fed hikes interest rates.