Powell suggested a DOJ subpoena and threats of criminal indictment are a pretext aimed at getting the Fed to cut rates.

Powell suggested a DOJ subpoena and threats of criminal indictment are a pretext aimed at getting the Fed to cut rates.

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Bullion rose to just shy of $4,600 an ounce on Monday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank had been served ...

The Trump administration has threatened to indict Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over Congressional testimony he gave ...

SINGAPORE, Jan 12 () - Tension between the White House and the U. central bank sharply escalated over the weekend, with U.