The U.S. Federal Reserve roiled markets Wednesday after raising its inflation outlook and signaling fewer rate cuts next year. A stronger U.S. dollar on the back of higher interest rates — and ...

Talk of no 2024 rate cuts growing. That thinking came to a head on Thursday when Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said there's no reason to cut interest rates when the economy is doing so ...

Flurry of financial sector reports expected to show investment banking still in the doldrums for another quarter ...

ING’s interest rate predictions indicate that in 2024, rates will start at 4%, with subsequent cuts to 3.75% in the second quarter, 3.5% in the third, and 3.25% in the final quarter. In 2025 ...

Only "a couple" of officials at the US Federal Reserve's June 17-18 meeting said they felt interest rates could be reduced as ...

Economists are the most critical of the Fed's tight policy they've been in 13 years, an NABE survey shows. 21% of economists polled think the Fed's policy is "too restrictive" — up from 14% in ...

For the full details, see our US Economic Outlook. Get the full report: Q2 2025 Economic Outlook ... US Interest Rates Source: Federal Reserve, Morningstar. Data as of June 24, 2025.

New York | The Federal Reserve cut its outlook for the US economy on Wednesday (Thursday AEST), with policymakers split on whether they would be able to reduce interest rates this year as Donald ...

The economy added 147,000 nonfarm payroll jobs last month, topping the Dow Jones consensus of 110,000, according to the US ...

The Conference Board's "Leading Economic Index" fell in May, as the economy continues to slide toward a potential recession.

This analysis is by Bloomberg Intelligence Rates Strategist Ira Jersey and Senior Associate Analyst Will Hoffman. It appeared first on the Bloomberg Terminal. US rate-market volatility may remain ...

Opportunity cost is a top consideration for investors, and when interest rates were near 0% for more than a decade, investors had little choice but to pile into stocks. Now, the equation has changed.