Randal Quarles, who is also the Federal Reserve's Vice Chair for Supervision, also called for an international effort to develop comprehens...

The Fed official said the US central bank should study the pros and cons of potentially creating an official digital currency, a process th...

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Randal Quarles emphasized there is "no path forward" for Libor, which is being scrapped after numerous banks wer...

Bond dealers tend to sell Treasuries ahead of an auction to push yields higher so they can buy them at a lower price in a move called suppl...

Bitcoin is still down about 30 per cent so far this month while rival cryptocurrency Ether is about 42 per cent below its record. However, ...

All of the top 10 digital tokens were trading in the green, with at least three soaring as much as 15 per cent.

"We along with the OCC and the FDIC are engaged right now in what we are calling a sprint in seeking to pull together views on exactly that...

Chair Jerome Powell and vice chairs Richard Clarida and Randal Quarles could all potentially be replaced in the coming year, depending on h...

The FSB, which coordinates financial rules for the G20 group of rich nations, said the speedy, sizeable and sweeping measures introduced by...

The scenarios also envision a global recession where US unemployment jumps to 10.75%, economic growth falls by 4%, and the stock market she...

Banks complain of having to "ring fence" large amounts of capital and liquidity at every foreign branch because local regulators don't trus...

The FSB published a report that assessed COVID-related financial stability developments and outlines necessary response measures.

“You’ll be very impressed,” Trump promised, setting up a cliffhanger for an announcement that is typically a dry event mainly followed by f...

The seven board members are part of the policy-setting 12-member FOMC.

He will participate at the Federal Open Market Committee's meeting later this month.

CME futures have priced in a 2% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut rates.

The Obama administration plans to use capital injections as an incentive to get US banks to sell distressed securities to investors.