Chicago Fed president Charles Evans is nervous about the December decision, and anticipates rates may remain below 1 percent at the end of 2016.

Segregated balance accounts could help Fed raise interest rates without causing funding issues for banks.

Like Alan Greenspan before her, Janet Yellen faces the possibility that the Fed can't actually control long-term interest rates.

Former Fed chair doesn't think QE can end without disrupting financial markets.

Agency seeks data as it works to tailor capital and liquidity standards specific to insurance companies.

As Fed caps reverse repos, rates drop further for high-quality short-term investments.

In minutes from the Fed's July meeting, officials said job gains may bring faster interest rate rise than previously expected.

Despite surprisingly good jobs numbers, the Fed will keep interest rates low for a "considerable period" beyond the end of quantitative easing.