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U.S. President Donald Trump might face an increase of nearly $60 billion (around £44 billion) in interest costs if he opts to oust Federal Reserve chair ...

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Mortgage rates rose this week, but steady inflation data suggests a more stable outlook. Buyers may benefit from clearer signals in the months ahead.

The report is good news for the Fed, which has held off on lowering interest rates to ensure the country’s bout of too-high inflation is finally vanquished.

At the European Central Bank Forum in Portugal, FoxBusiness reported that “Powell was asked whether the Fed would have cut interest rates more by now if it weren’t for the tariffs spurring inflation ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said tariff concerns delayed interest rate cuts, stating the central bank would have likely reduced rates this year if not for potential consumer price hikes.