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Fed keeps rates steady but pencils in two cuts by end of 2025; Powell sees 'meaningful' inflation ahead
The U.S. central bank held interest rates steady on Wednesday and policymakers signaled borrowing costs are still likely to ...
Trump's economic 'golden age' meets Fed's brass tacks
President Donald Trump's inauguration promise in January that "the golden age of America begins right now" remains ...
Fed holds rates steady, eyes Trump tariff risks and inflation
The Fed, helmed by Chair Jerome Powell, is expected to hold rates steady this month despite pressure from President Donald ...
The Fed Sees Stagflation. Trump Disagrees
On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell opted to keep interest rates unchanged on account of still-elevated uncertainty around trade policy. While the Fed maintained its forecast for two ...
Officials head into Fed meeting with uncertain long-term inflation outlook
(Reuters) -Among the uncertainties facing Federal Reserve officials as they debate the proper setting of monetary policy, one ...
June FOMC: Patient Fed Dismisses Cooling Inflation Data For Inflationary Tariff Outlook
The Fed holds rates steady, adopting a cautious stance amid economic uncertainty. Check out my thoughts on the market's ...
U.S. Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged, sees two cuts in 2025
Policy makers signalled borrowing costs are still likely to fall this year, but slowed the overall pace of expected future ...
As Inflation Withers, The Fed Remains Behind The Curve
The equity markets were slightly positive for the week, through Thursday. Then hostilities broke out in the Middle East.
Fed keeps rates steady but pencils in two cuts for 2025; Powell sees 'meaningful' inflation ahead
The U.S. central bank held interest rates steady on Wednesday and policymakers signaled borrowing costs are still likely to ...
How to benefit from the Fed’s latest decision
Certificates of deposit: If you can afford to lock your money up for a fixed period of time (eg, 6 months, 18 months, 1 year, 3 years, etc.) FDIC-insured banks will offer you a higher return in a CD.