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Fed, interest rate

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The Fed releases its latest interest rate decision Wednesday. Here's what to expect
This week's meeting offers little suspense and probably not much action, even as massive changes loom over the Fed's longer-term direction.

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Here's what to expect at the Fed's first interest rate meeting of 2026
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Fed's Interest Rate Decision: January 28, 2025
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Trump to announce Fed chair pick Friday after meeting Warsh
President Donald Trump said on Thursday he intends to announce his pick to ​replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday, with speculation intensifying that the nod will go to former Fed Gove...

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Fed Holds Rates Steady as It Points to an Improving Economy
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Trump nominates Kevin Warsh as next Fed chair; eurozone economy keeps growing – business live

Fed, gold and Asian

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Global shares trade mixed and gold jumps after the Fed keeps rates unchanged
Global shares were mixed Thursday as a wait-and-see attitude dominated in regional markets following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep its key interest rate unchanged. That was expected, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell said interest rates look to be “in a good place” for now.

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Asian Shares Mostly Fall and Gold Jumps More Than 4% After the Fed Keeps Rates Unchanged
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Asian currencies mostly strengthen amid Fed rate-cut prospects
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Fed meeting updates: DOJ probe against Powell looms as Fed set to leave interest rates untouched

The Federal Reserve is nearing an interest rate decision at its January meeting. Jerome Powell is under growing pressure amid a DOJ investigation.
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The Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady. Powell Steers Clear of Politics.

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to keep interest rates steady when it wraps up its January policy meeting. What Chair Jerome Powell signals about the elevated inflation, a softening labor market, and the future of the Fed might matter more.
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10-year Treasury yield moves lower as investors weigh Fed decision

The 10-year Treasury yield fell as investors weighted the state of the economy after the U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady.
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Trump lashes out at Jerome Powell again after Fed’s interest rate move

Trump says Jerome Powell is ‘hurting our country’ as president finally weighs in on Fed’s plan for interest rates - President demands ‘LOWEST INTEREST RATE OF ANY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD’ regardless of e
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Fed decision as it happened: Central bank holds interest rates steady, Powell signals no rush to loosen policy further as US economy powers ahead

The change to the [Federal Open Market Committee’s] policy statement, acknowledging the recent solid pace of GDP growth and stabilisation in the unemployment rate, is further evidence that the Fed is unlikely to cut interest rates again for at least a couple more meetings.
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Fed Meeting Today: Powell points to improved economy, stable labor market to justify keeping rates unchanged

Follow MarketWatch's live coverage of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision, with the central bank leaving interest rates unchanged and Chair Jerome Powell taking questions from reporters.
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Polymarket shares how bettors are navigating Fed rate decisions on the prediction platform

Trump's pick to replace Powell could add a layer of uncertainty to how traders have been navigating bets on Fed rate decisions.
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Fed keeps key interest rate steady as inflation, job market worries persist

Key Takeaways The Federal Reserve held borrowing costs steady after three consecutive quarter-point cuts to its key interest rate.Simmering inflation and a cooling job market are pulling the Fed's policy in opposite directions.
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