Fed's Monetary Policy and Global Economy in Spotlight
Stay updated on Federal Reserve's monetary policy actions and global economic conditions impacting financial markets.
Topic
Monetary Policy
A collection of 246 issues
Trump vs. Powell: Fed Independence at Risk?
Explore the potential clash between Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell over the Federal Reserve's monetary policy independence. Discover the implications.
Fed Tackles Inflation at 2.4%: Balancing Economy and Employment
Inflation is at 2.4%, above the Fed's target. Discover how the Federal Reserve plans to control inflation while maintaining employment levels.
Fed Cuts Rate by 1% Over Three Meetings
The Federal Reserve reduced the fed funds rate by 1% across three meetings, signaling further gradual cuts in 2025. Explore the implications for monetary policy and interest rates.
Fed Forecasts Fewer Rate Cuts Amid Persistent Inflation
Federal Reserve officials expect fewer interest rate cuts next year due to ongoing inflation concerns, impacting monetary policy decisions.
Federal Reserve Cuts Rates Again by Quarter Point
The Federal Reserve has reduced its policy rate by a quarter point, accumulating a total reduction of one percentage point since September. Learn more about this monetary policy shift.
Fed Officials Signal Fewer Rate Cuts in 2024
Federal Reserve officials now project only two interest rate cuts in 2024, down from the previously expected four, impacting future monetary policy decisions.
Powell: Inflation, Not Trump's Policies, Influences Fed's Cautious Stance
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasizes that the central bank's cautious approach is driven by inflation concerns, not President-elect Trump's policies.
Federal Reserve Plans to Slow Down Rate Cuts in 2024
The Federal Reserve is anticipated to reduce the pace of rate cuts next year, with the May meeting being pivotal. Stay informed on monetary policy shifts.
Central Bank Hikes Rates to 12.25%, More Increases Expected
The central bank has raised interest rates to 12.25% with intentions to increase them further, impacting monetary policy and economic growth.