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US Fed Rate Cut: Federal Reserve’s two-day FOMC meeting begins today
Fed Chair Powell will announce whether to cut or raise interest rates or to maintain the status quo, on May 1.
Fed stares down rising inflation and a murky path to rate cuts
Since the start of the year, central bankers’ best hopes to take pressure off the economy have gotten dimmer and dimmer.
When will the Fed begin to cut interest rates? It’s a mystery
Nowadays, it’s anyone’s guess when the Federal Reserve will begin to cut interest rates this year — if at all.
Will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates this week? What experts say
The Federal Reserve meets Tuesday and Wednesday to consider the path of key rates in the weeks ahead. While a cut is anticipated sometime this year — most experts had hoped this week — any quick decrease this week is regarded as highly unlikely.
US Fed Opens Meeting With Rate Cut Seen As Unlikely
The US Federal Reserve started its two-day policy meeting Tuesday, with the central bank widely expected to hold interest rates steady to curb stubborn inflation.
Fed's Powell Says Inflation All but Dooms Rate Cuts This Year
Robust job growth, higher stock prices, and home values all point to a solid economy despite high interest rates that everyone hates.
Fed Rate-Cut Debate Shifts From When Toward If on Inflation Data
The debate for the Federal Reserve is beginning to shift from how many times to cut interest rates this year to whether to cut them at all in 2024.
Fed likely to hint interest rates will stay higher for longer. But how high for how long?
The Federal Reserve meets for the first time since recent high inflation reports dampened hopes it would cut interest rates three times this year.
Fed expected to keep interest rates higher for longer amid stubborn inflation
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates steady at the conclusion of its two-day meeting on Wednesday amid signs of sticky inflation.
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Jerome Powell will cut interest rates to keep his job: Hilary Kramer
Greentech Research Investment analyst Hilary Kramer explains why the Fed will make a rate move before the 2024 presidential ...
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This is the big question markets have for Fed’s Jerome Powell, BlackRock says
The market will be listening closely on Wednesday for messaging from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell about whether ...
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Investors confused about the Fed's rate path look to Jay Powell for answers
Federal Reserve officials face a lot of questions as they convene for their two-day policy meeting this week, and investors ...
USA Today
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Powell hints Fed still on course to cut rates three times in 2024 despite inflation uptick
Federal Reserve
Chair Jerome
Powell
said Wednesday that recent high inflation readings don’t “change the overall picture,” suggesting the central bank is still on track to lower its key ...
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Morning Bid: Blunt Powell signals rate cut plans on ice
Fed futures are taking the message on board, with as little as 40 basis points of easing now priced for the whole year - less ...
1d
Why economists who originally expected multiple deep rate cuts in 2024 now say a hike is possible
"We expect, in any case, that the Fed's communications after the FOMC meeting this week will have a uniformly hawkish tone," ...
1d
Fed Rate Doubts Have Options Traders Covering Both Hikes and Cuts
Treasury options traders are protecting against everything from multiple interest-rate cuts this year to a hike ahead of the ...
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Fed in a holding pattern as inflation delays approach to any soft landing
Inflation showing no recent sign of slowing or narrowing in scope leaves U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers challenged this ...
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