Wall Street Has a Federal Reserve Problem, With a Perfect Storm Brewing in 2026

Wall Street's foundational financial institution is rife with red flags, and the stock market could pay the price.

Wall Street can’t get a handle on Kevin Warsh. Expect a volatile market until it does.

It’s going to be a bumpy ride for investors. These stock-market sectors could provide a refuge.

US futures, Asian shares slip, tracking Wall Street's retreat, while oil falls more than $2

U.S. futures and Asian shares skidded Monday and oil prices fell more than $2 a barrel. In South Korea, the Kospi tumbled 4.6 ...

Wall Street economists are holding onto hope Fed will still cut two or three times this year

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday gave little indication it's in a rush to ease monetary policy. Economists on the Street, ...

In the Market: Wall Street’s banking on next Fed chair to stand up to Trump

Trump bemoaned last week his issue with naming the next Federal Reserve chair: The problem, he said, is they change once they ...

Wall Street Reacts as Warsh Selected by Trump as Next Fed Chair

The dollar pared gains and the Treasury curve steepened after US President Donald Trump announced he’d picked Kevin Warsh to ...

Microsoft yanks Wall Street lower as gold’s price suddenly snaps back

The worst day for Microsoft in nearly six years is yanking the U.S. stock market away from its record heights.

Trump made his Fed pick. But which Kevin Warsh will show up?

Many on Wall Street view Warsh as an inflation hawk, someone who prefers higher rates to keep a lid on prices. In fact, Warsh ...

Who is Kevin Warsh? Here’s what you need to know about his path to the Fed

President Trump’s pick to succeed Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve is an Albany native with an Ivy League ...

Finance Leaders Weigh In on Trump, the Fed, Investing and AI Risk

WSJ Invest Live event features Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, Trian CEO Nelson Peltz and more.

Federal Reserve chair nomination live: Wall Street reacts to Trump’s Fed pick, Kevin Warsh, as hurdles remain in the Senate

President Trump selected Kevin Warsh as his Fed chair nominee days after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged for its first policy meeting of 2026.