The Fed has left it's key interest rate unchanged for three consecutive meetings, with Chair Jerome Powell citing economic uncertainty.

Fact checked by Stella Osoba As President Donald Trump escalated attacks during his second administration on U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell—calling him a "major loser" and suggesting his "termination cannot come fast enough"—the Fed chair's role has become as politically charged as it is financially consequential for everyday

President Trump tore into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell early Thursday, a day after the central bank opted to hold interest rates steady — bucking calls from the president to lower borrowing