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Fed 'Not United' On Long-Term Monetary Policy With July Rate Vote Looming
In their latest quarterly economic projections, released June 18, eight of the 19 FOMC officials said they expect two rate ...
Semiannual Monetary Policy: Powell Tells Congress Why The Fed Won't Cut Rates Now
The Fed stays focused on inflation and employment, with no rate cuts expected soon. Check out my analysis on Fed policy and ...
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Kansas City Fed’s Jeffrey Schmid Aligns With Powell’s ‘Wait-And-See’ Approach As Economy’s Resilience Gives Observation Time
A Federal Reserve official has backed central bank chief Jerome Powell’s “wait-and-see” monetary policy, even as some of his ...
Fed Chair Powell Holds Firm On 'Wait-And-See' Approach To Rate Cuts
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell told Congress the central bank can afford to wait and see how President Donald Trump's ...
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Market volatility has not cut valuations: Fed report
Financial markets were shaken but not stirred this past spring, according to the Federal Reserve, as swinging stock prices ...
Brazil’s Central Bank Pushes Selic Rate to 15 Percent
Brazil’s Central Bank raised its key Selic interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, bringing the annual rate to 15 percent.
Interest rates UK: Bank of England move today could make a mortgage more costly - what it means for your money
The Bank of England uses interest rates to control inflation – the rate at which prices rise. When inflation is high, they ...
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Bank of England holds interest rates at 4.25 per cent - what it means for your personal finances
At its meeting ending on 18 June, the Monetary Policy Committee voted to maintain the Bank Rate at 4.25 per cent - here is what it means for your personal finances.
As it happened: Bank of England holds interest rates at 4.25%
Hello and welcome to The Yorkshire Post’s live blog on today’s Bank of England interest rate decision, where we will be ...
European stocks close lower as Israel-Iran conflict dominates focus
Futures data from IG suggests a choppy start for European markets, with London's FTSE looking set to open 22 points higher at ...
Federal Reserve leaves key interest rate unchanged for fourth straight meeting
The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a 4.25% to 4.5% range at its June meeting, making it the fourth consecutive meeting in which it held rates steady.