Expectations for Fed rate cuts are fading
Hot inflation data for January was adding to concerns about how much more room the Federal Reserve might have to cut interest ...
Inflation, interest rates, and market confusion: What’s next?
It’s not logical for the dollar to fall when the US has the better growth, inflation not cooling, a semi-hawkish central banks while everyone else is cutting rates, and that yield differential As ...
This CD still yields 4.50%—here are today’s best CD rates on February 14, 2025
The most lucrative CD rates currently available offer up to 4.50% APY. By funding a certificate now, you could potentially ...
The Motley Fool24d
Here's When the Fed Is Likely to Cut Interest Rates Again, and What It Means for Stocks
As a result, the Fed recently reduced its forecast for interest rate cuts in 2025 ... The three cutting cycles in the above chart were triggered by significant economic shocks: the bursting ...
Economy Faces Major Challenge Of Sustained High Interest Rates That Need Fixing - Cue Recession
Aggregate US debt is $101.353T, or 3.45x GDP, indicating a historically high leverage that risks recession. Read why ...
The New York Times16d
Fed Stays Steady, and Powell Offers No Guidance on Future Rate Cuts
How Mr. Trump’s policies affect inflation and the overall economy will be the top focus for the Fed this year as it charts out a course for interest rates. Officials will be particularly ...
Seeking Alpha15d
Expectations for near-term Fed rate cuts continue to fall: SA Charts
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday at a target ... day and at a 50/50 chance a month ago. As shown in the chart above, the market's reaction to the latest Fed statement ...
Big central banks start 2025 heading in different directions
The first central bank meetings of 2025 suggest it will be a year in which policymakers go their own way as economic paths diverge, as the United States holds interest rates steady, the euro zone cuts ...
The Fed is expected to hold rates steady. That will help banks, Moody’s says.
An expected decision this week by the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates steady will help bottom lines in the banking sector, at least in the short term, Moody’s Ratings analysts said.
Oil, Natural Gas and US Dollar Technical Analysis Amid Economic Uncertainty
Investors see a lower risk premium in crude, leading to selling pressure in the oil market. As a result, oil prices have ...
Money Metals Exchange11d
An Inflation Deja Vu?
Are we heading for a repeat performance of the resurrection of inflation that we saw in the mid-1970s? It sure appears to be ...