Fed Back in Focus

Fed Back in Focus as Markets Signal a Down Start to the Week
That will be the state of interest rates as the Federal Reserve meets to consider monetary policy. The stock market surged 650 points to end a week that still left major indexes near correction territory. Among the concerns: tariffs and a sharp increase in consumers’ inflation expectations.
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The centerpiece for investors this week: the Federal Reserve. The central bank isn’t likely to cut interest rates, but investors will be eager for updates on how the Fed views the outlook for inflation and borrowing costs under the Trump administration.
Traders Eye Fed Rate Decision This Week Amid Growth Concerns
US investors will be focused this week on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision amid concerns over slowing economic growth and evolving trade policies from the White House. * Equities markets have been volatile in recent weeks as President Donald Trump reshapes the country's trade policies with tariffs on major trading partners: Canada,
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The Federal Reserve will probably keep interest rates steady at its two-day meeting, which ends on Wednesday. But investors will be laser-focused on Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s news conference for any fresh remarks about tariffs and the central bank’s future course.
An Uncertain Economic Moment Poses a Big Test for the Fed
The U.S. central bank prepares to meet under a cloud of concern about the economic hit from President Trump’s tariffs.
‘Stagflation’ risk puts Federal Reserve in tricky spot as it meets this week
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Trump's tariffs loom over a still-cautious Fed as markets gyrate
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Is the Stock Market Going to Crash? A New Fed Forecast Offers a Big (and Ominous) Clue.
On March 3, the Atlanta Fed released its latest update to the GDPNow model for the first quarter -- and it was a doozy.