Experts Say the Fed Will Likely Cut Rates Next Week. But What's Next?
Borrowing rates remain high going into 2025, and experts say this could be the last rate cut for a while. Financial markets are betting that the central bank will slow the pace of
Fed's last decision in 2024 may reset interest-rate moves in 2025
Fed "can afford to be more cautious as it lowers rates." The conundrum will color the Fed's December meeting. It starts Tuesday and ends Wednesday when the Fed is expected to cut its current key federal funds rate to 4.
Fed expected to cut interest rates despite rising inflation. Here's why
The reason is clear, experts told ABC News: Interest rates will remain historically high even after a small cut. The Fed likely does not view a mild uptick of inflation this fall as enough to deviate from a path of rate cuts it laid out earlier this year, they added.
Week Ahead: Fed To Cut, But Should It? BOJ And BOE To Stand Pat, But Should They?
The Swiss National Bank and the Bank of Canada delivered 50 bp rate cuts last week, and the European central bank cut by a quarter-point. Read more here.
Fed to cut rates next week, bringing an end to first phase of easing
The Federal Reserve is set to cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-percentage point next week, staying on the path it has laid out to slowly bring rates down even as the economic landscape shifts beneath its feet.
US data has Fed striding toward rate cut next week, and tip-toeing into 2025
Investors view it as a near given that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point at its Dec. 17-18 meeting, with more attention focused on policymakers' new economic projections released alongside the decision.
Can Trump Influence the Federal Reserve and Lower Interest Rates?
President-elect Donald Trump is planning to retake the White House with a bold set of promises, including lower interest rates. US households have grown frustrated with two years of high borrowing costs.
What to Expect From Next Week's Federal Reserve Meeting on Interest Rates
Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve is widely expected to cut its key interest rate on Wednesday, but plans for future cuts are much more up in the air.Fed officials could give some insight into how the central bank is digesting recent economic data showing stubborn inflation and a resilient but still-cooling labor market.
Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates next week. Here's what that means for you
The third interest rate cut in a row is on deck, which is welcome news for consumers struggling to keep up with sky-high interest charges.
US Federal Reserve set to cut interest rates as Trump prepares for second term
Analysts expect a slower path of rate cuts next year as they have concerns about some of Trump’s key policy initiatives.
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Former Navy pilot says he rules out commercial contractors, questions fed involvement in NJ drone sightings
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