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The Senate voted 54 to 45 in favor of Warsh, with Republicans holding a slim majority and ensuring U.S. President Donald Trump's nominee to replace Jerome Powell was confirmed.

Gold held a decline as a resurgence in US inflation reinforced bets the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates higher for longer.

All the numbers were much higher than economists had expected and it alters the dynamic at the Fed and its fight against inflation.

Japanese investors sold the most US sovereign bonds in almost four years as a jump in oil prices led to an abrupt turnaround in Federal Reserve policy bets.

Gold was steady after US data showed an acceleration in inflation that lowers the odds of the Federal Reserve reducing interest rates this year.

Traders have renewed bearish bets on US Treasuries, lifting expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates as oil prices and inflation push higher.

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Kevin Warsh to the Federal Reserve board, as President Trump’s nominee cleared another hurdle toward his path to becoming the central bank’s next chairman.

Treasuries maintained their losses after a key consumer prices gauge rose more than economists’ estimates, supporting wagers that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next year to control inflation.

Not long ago, the Treasury market thought it had the Kevin Warsh trade figured out: Simply bet on the multiple interest rate cuts that the nominee had been expected to deliver if he got the job to lead the Federal Reserve.

President Trump revealed that he’s still eager to crack open Fort Knox and personally ensure that the gold is still in the highly secure bullion depository following an uproar about it last y…

A fresh batch of consumer price data in the coming week is likely to affirm Americans’ growing frustration with inflation.

Goldman Sachs said it pushed back expectations for the US Federal Reserve’s next two rate cuts by one quarter to December 2026 and March 2027 as inflation proves stickier than anticipated.

A "hawkish" turn at the Fed and stubbornly high inflation could delay interest rate cuts, according to Bank of America economists.

The Federal Reserve said stability risks from further private credit redemption requests appear “limited and manageable,” after some of the biggest names in the market blocked investors from getting money out of their funds in recent months.

The Federal Reserve’s custody holdings of Treasuries fell for the first time in a month at a time Japan was likely intervening to support its currency, with markets debating whether the nation offloaded US securities to fund its yen purchases.

On today’s Big Take podcast, Boston Fed President Susan Collins on recent FOMC dissent, Kevin Warsh’s nomination and where interest rates could land in 2026.

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said the conflict in the Middle East has added uncertainty to the outlook for interest rates.

US labor productivity continued to rise in the first quarter, though at a slower pace, indicating companies are gradually improving worker efficiency to mitigate costs.

What might be the worst job in America? In the interest of conversation, it could be an incumbent U.S. president during the wrong period (think Hoover). Per Ludwig von Misis;