United States President Donald Trump repeated his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, saying that he is "doing a terrible job" and that interest rates should be three percentage points lower,

In a response to Fortune, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem defended the Fed's autonomy, citing global evidence that independent central banks deliver stronger inflation and employment outcomes.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said Chairman Jerome Powell to resign immediately, and renewed his calls for the central bank to lower interest rates.

Key Takeaways The White House lobbed more criticism at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Thursday, accusing him of mismanaging a renovation of the central bank's headquarters.In recent months, Trump has blasted Powell because the Fed has held its key interest rate steady against the president's repeated demands to lower borrowing costs.

President Donald Trump has unleashed on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as an Apprentice-style showdown for a replacement is unfolding in the background. “ANYBODY BUT ‘TOO LATE,’” Trump wrote in a post Wednesday morning,

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has come under fire from the Trump administration yet again, but this time, criticism has been leveled at “mismanagement” of funds. On Thursday, Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought shared a letter written by him to Powell in which the former pulled up the Fed chair for his “ostentatious

Trump has admitted that his push for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, he’s actually making it harder for them to do so. He might also be weakening the next chair’s authority before they even take over.

CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman tells CNN’s Kaitlan Collins why she doesn’t think President Donald Trump will fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.