Given President Donald Trump's evolving tariff policy, a great deal of uncertainty is swirling around future interest rates.

In recent speeches and appearances by policymakers at the Federal Reserve, one word in particular has been a central theme: ...

President Trump's trade policies are adding to inflation, and the Federal Reserve is signaling no immediate relief for savers ...

Investors might need to brace for a 5% Federal Reserve policy rate, above the current 4.25%-4.5% range, according to Deutsche ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell flagged the need for improved communications in remarks to a central bank strategy conference last ...

Fed funds futures are pricing in a near-certain probability that the central bank will let its current 4.25%-4.50% target ...

Two Federal Reserve officials, including New York Fed chief John Williams, suggested policymakers may not be ready to lower ...

Former Federal Reserve Chair Ben S ... public a fuller explanation of its interest-rate decisions and a much richer examination of potential forecast scenarios. “The publication of selected ...

The federal funds rate currently sits at 4.25% to 4.50% ... maintain its benchmark rate at its current range, according to predictions from CME FedWatch. Powell also warned that higher real ...

Expect tweaks that emphasize a more "symmetric" approach to inflation and an improvement in the Fed's Summary of Economic Projections ... will bring the fed funds rate into the 3.50%-3.75% ...

The former New York Fed chief said the US-China trade deal extends tariff uncertainty, delaying action. "If the US enters a recession, I'd expect rate cuts of 200 to 300 basis points," Dudley said.