Investing.com -- The U.S. Federal Reserve is considering additional rate cuts this year, according to Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin. However, the potential effects of new policy initiatives ...

By Paul Hannon The European Central Bank is unlikely to lower its key interest rate below 1.5% or in large steps, its chief economist said in an interview published Tuesday. The ECB last month ...

Why it matters: It amounts to the biggest divide over the proper course for policy in years, one with delicate political optics as the Trump administration and some Republican lawmakers beat the drum ...

A version of this article appears in print on May 29, 2025, Section B, Page 3 of the New York edition with the headline: Notes Show a Fed Content to Wait on Rate Cuts Amid Uncertainty.

In this video, we break down why the Fed is holding off on rate cuts, the unexpected impact of housing market freezes, and what this means for inflation, investments, and global markets.

Jobs Report Bolsters Fed’s Patient Approach on Rate Cuts, Drawing Trump’s Ire President Trump said his pick for the next Federal Reserve chair was coming soon as he stepped up his attacks on ...

The best CD rates are as high as 4.50% APY. But these rates could go down in the coming weeks as banks brace for two rate cuts in 2025, the earliest as soon as September.

But he does see a scenario in which he would support "good news" rate cuts later this year if inflation continues to make progress toward the Fed's 2% goal, the job market remains solid, and the ...

Traders are ramping up bets that hedge against dramatic shifts in the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path as questions on the economic impact of Trump’s administration evolving policies persist.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he continues to see a path to interest-rate cuts later this year amid his expectations that tariffs will boost unemployment and temporarily ...

A short-lived bump in tariff-driven inflation could pass quickly enough to allow U.S. interest-rate cuts later this year, especially if tariffs themselves ease, Fed governor Christopher Waller said.

But he does see a scenario in which he would support "good news" rate cuts later this year if inflation continues to make progress toward the Fed's 2% goal, the job market remains solid, and the ...