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What Justice Department investigation of Fed chair Powell may mean for your money
The Justice Department's criminal investigation of Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell could have far reaching impacts on consumer wallets, economists say.
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cnbc.com
Fed Chair Powell says he's under criminal investigation, won't bow to Trump intimidation
President Donald Trump has criticized Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell for not cutting interest rates as much and as quickly as the president wants.
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aljazeera.com
Trump administration opens criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell
Central bank chair condemns 'intimidation' following grand jury subpoenas.
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bbc.com
US Fed Chair Jerome Powell under criminal investigation
Powell called the probe "unprecedented" and came after his refusal to lower interest rates after demands by Donald Trump.
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upi.com
Jerome Powell says DOJ investigating Fed, calls it 'pretext' - UPI.com
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announced Sunday that the Department of Justice has threatened him with criminal charges.
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fortune.com
Stock futures slide while gold and silver jump after Powell investigation raises fears over the Fed's independence | Fortune
Powell said the investigation rests on “pretexts,” arguing it's retaliation for the Fed’s refusal to follow the Trump's preferences on interest rates.
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theguardian.com
Dollar weakens after US prosecutors launch criminal investigation into Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell – business live
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news
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Donald Trump's 'intimidation' of Powell tests Fed credibility, risking investor exit from U.S. assets
Investors could reassess U.S. assets as Powell probe reignites fears over central bank's independence from the White House.
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independent.co.uk
Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks out over criminal probe from Trump’s DOJ
Jerome Powell has said that the US Federal Reserve is being threatened with criminal indictment by the Trump administration. In a video announcement, the Fed Chair said that the…
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Yellen says Powell probe 'extremely chilling' for Fed independence, market should be concerned
Former Fed Chair Janet Yellen spoke Monday to CNBC about a Department of Justice investigation into current Chair Jerome Powell.
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Greenspan, Bernanke, Yellen and other past officials say Trump using 'prosecutorial attacks' to undermine Fed
Previous Federal Reserve chairs, Treasury secretaries and prominent economists came together Monday to support Jerome Powell.
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Goldman Sachs top economist says Powell probe won’t change the Fed: 'Decisions are going to be made based on employment and inflation' |…
President Donald Trump has frequently lambasted the Fed chair for not cutting rates more aggressively.
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The FOMC has the power to pick its own chair and could keep Powell—unless the DOJ probe and Supreme Court let Trump oust him from the Fed |…
Powell actually wears two hats: He is chair of the Fed’s Board of Governors and chair of the Federal Open Market Committee.
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Why is Trump’s justice department investigating Fed chair Jerome Powell?
Powell publicly denounced the inquiry as punishment for not bowing to the president’s wishes on interest rates
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Powell investigation: Drumbeat of Republican opposition grows on Capitol Hill
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said he was under investigation on Sunday night, the latest episode in President Donald Trump's feud with him.
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What Justice Department investigation of Fed chair Powell may mean for your money
The Justice Department's criminal investigation of Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell could have far reaching impacts on consumer wallets, economists say.
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Fed chief Jerome Powell: What Trump has said about him since April 2025
Justice Department probes Fed Chair Jerome Powell as tensions with President Trump over interest rates continue.
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Why the $38 trillion national debt doomed Fed independence regardless of the Trump/Powell drama, top economist says | Fortune
“The reason markets didn’t react more is because we already wrecked the independence of the Fed,” said Tyler Cowen, economist and blogger extraordinaire.