The Fed has indicated that interest rates aren’t coming down just yet. Here’s how to make the most of where we stand.

The Big Beautiful Bill makes for ugly deficit math. That’s one of many factors pushing up long-term Treasury yields.

Investment banks have been using interest rate swaps (IRS) for years to manage their liabilities. The question is: Can those instruments be used by other investors (non-banks) to manage their specific ...

An interest rate swap is an agreement to exchange interest payments from a financial instrument for interest payments from another financial instrument. This usually involves trading future interest ...

He is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT). Interest rate changes made by any of the world's most influential central banks can have a major impact on the foreign exchange market. These rate ...

A clear majority of economists believe the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut interest rates at its next meeting, but developments abroad mean it's no longer a sure thing.

Financial technology firms were initially the biggest losers of interest rate hikes by global central ... as well as expenditure related to its expansion in the European Union.

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The new federal student loan interest rates for 2025–2026 will likely come with some of the highest interest rates in decades. While the latest rates will likely dip slightly from last year’s ...

You’ll note that this is below base rates. That is because the interest rate swaps market, which is where lenders find the financing for their fixed-rate products, thinks rates will fall further ...

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The Bank of England (BoE) announced on Thursday a cut to the Bank Rate - what we might simply call the interest rate - to 4.25 per cent, meaning mixed news for personal finances in the UK.