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'We shouldn't ignore this:' Longtime investor Rebecca Patterson warns Trump could damage Fed independence

Politicizing the Fed could have long-term economic consequences, according to former Bridgewater Associates chief investment strategist Rebecca Patterson.

Here's what it really means for Trump to get control of the Federal Reserve board

Since taking office in January, Trump has placed the Fed directly in the crosshairs of executive power.

Fed's Waller, a candidate for chair, sees potential for half-point cut if labor market weakens further

Waller said he believes the Fed can use its power over rates to stave off further labor market weakening. "So, let's get on with it," he said.

How Italy's banking M&A wave started crashing

The merger fever that's gripped Italy's banking sector showed signs of abating this summer — but its end isn't nigh.

Affirm's stock soars 15% on earnings, revenue beat

Affirm's earnings per share of 20 cents for the quarter was almost double what Wall Street expected.

Lisa Cook's lawsuit against Trump skirts mortgage fraud allegation

The document calls the fraud allegation "unsubstantiated and unproven" but does not go into detail about why that is the case.

Fed's John Williams stresses independence as Trump moves to fire Lisa Cook

The influential policymaker avoided commenting directly on Trump's efforts to fire Cook.

Wealthy Americans are traveling to Europe to dodge tariffs on luxury goods

Travelers could score discounts on high-end items like watches and clothing by buying overseas. However, the strategy comes with risks.

How BlackRock and Goldman Sachs are bringing Wall Street's hottest asset class to 401(k)s

"The alternative market is becoming less alternative," BlackRock's Jon Diorio said. "It's growing very rapidly as public markets are shrinking."

Trump's Cook firing will likely end up in the Supreme Court's hands

Trump is the first president to attempt to fire a Fed governor since Congress established the central bank in 1913, Evercore ISI said.

Markets are sure the Fed will cut in September, but the path from there is much murkier

Friday's booming rally turned into Monday's reality check as investors weighed just how aggressive the Federal Reserve will be.

Why Fed chief Powell's rate cut signal lifted our non-tech stocks the most

Remarks from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell sparked a broad stock market rally on hopes of an interest rate cut sooner than later.
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