Fed Reduces 2025 Rate Cut Plans to Two
The Federal Reserve now anticipates only two 25-basis-point rate cuts in 2025, revising its earlier projection of four. Stay updated on monetary policy changes.
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Fed's High Rates Avert 2024 Recession
The Federal Reserve's strategy of maintaining high interest rates in 2024 successfully steered the economy away from recession while curbing inflation.
Federal Reserve to Slow Rate Cuts in 2024
The Federal Reserve is set to slow down interest rate cuts in 2024 as Jerome Powell highlights the need to ease price pressures in the economy.
BOJ to Hike Interest Rates if Economic Forecasts Hold
Bank of Japan policymakers plan to increase interest rates if the economy performs as expected, signaling potential monetary policy shifts.
Australia's Central Bank Confident Yet Cautious on Inflation Path
Australia's central bank shows increased confidence in inflation nearing its target, despite challenges from rising consumption and a tight labor market.
IMF Stresses Balanced Policy Coordination
The IMF underscores the crucial need for balanced fiscal and monetary policy coordination to prevent overreliance on any single economic tool. Discover more.
RBA Holds Key Rate at 4.35%, Market Eyes Future Cuts
The Reserve Bank of Australia maintains its interest rate at 4.35% since November 2023, sparking speculation of a potential rate cut in April or May.
IMF Warns Australia Against Excessive Spending
The IMF advises Australia to curb government spending, supporting disinflation and aligning with restrictive monetary policies. Explore key fiscal insights.
Fed to Revamp Bank Stress Tests for Transparency
The Federal Reserve plans to modify bank stress tests to enhance transparency and minimize financial market volatility. Discover the implications for monetary policy.
Bank of Korea Eyes January Rate Cut Amid Political Uncertainty
The Bank of Korea may consider a rate cut in January due to political uncertainty impacting the economic outlook. Stay updated on monetary policy shifts.