This week’s Consumer Price Index release showed the largest single-month increase in inflation since August 2023.

Tisco Economic Strategy Unit (ESU) expects the Federal Reserve to keep the US interest rate unchanged until mid-2025, dampening prospects for global stock markets, with banks the exception.Komsorn ...

Right now, the Fed hasn't changed its outlook for two 0.25% reductions in 2025. Other organizations, including the Mortgage Bankers Association, forecast just one interest rate cut. "With the Fed ...

The Fed kept rates steady in a range of 4.25% to 4.50% at its January meeting on Wednesday, though removed language from its policy statement about inflation making progress toward its 2% target.

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Fresh tariffs amid high inflation are making the Fed ... Seth Carpenter, a former Fed economist who is now at Morgan Stanley, forecasts the Fed to cut in March and June before going on an ...

Now, with inflation still a political headache and his second term underway, Trump appears intent on making the Fed his scapegoat once again. The Fed, having raised rates aggressively to combat ...

Investing.com -- The bar for a March rate cut from the Federal Reserve now appears higher, Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) said, despite sticking with its call for March and June cut this year as the Fed ...

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While consumer prices have been rising at a slower pace than in 2022 and 2023, inflation still sits at 2.9% as of December—a five-month high and well above the Fed’s ideal 2% target.