The Federal Reserve on Wednesday stuck to its forecast of two interest-rate cuts in 2025 despite seeing a burst of inflation coming in the next few months as a result of higher tariffs.

The Federal Reserve kept interbank interest rates at a range of 4.25 to 4.5 percent Wednesday amid trade policy fluctuations and pressure from President Trump. Fed officials stressed the overall ...

If Trump lowers the US trade deficit that could reduce dollars held abroad from being funneled into the S&P 500, Apollo's top ...

As President Trump’s trade policies ripple through the economy, companies are increasing prices, cutting staff, reworking ...

Markets and economists have all but ruled out a June interest rate cut, meaning rates are likely to remain at 4.25% tomorrow.

Crisil says core inflation rose due to global volatility, driven largely by gold prices, while headline inflation fell to a ...

The Fed will remain on hold today, and the main justification is the risk of persistently higher inflation due to tariffs.

A lot of things went right for U.S. inflation in May. The consumer-price index rose just 0.1% from April, and held under 2.5% in year-over-year terms for a third consecutive month. Some of the most ...

June’s report, known as the Summary of Economic Projections, will be the first time central bank policymakers have weighed in on the potential path for rates, growth and inflation since Trump’s ...

Analysts at ING expect the BOJ to hold off raising rates until early 2026 if Japan's tariff negotiations with the U.S. drag ...

The US central bank is expected to hold interest rates steady Wednesday after its key policy meeting, as officials gauge the ...

Easing bets on a 2025 BoJ rate hike and ongoing uncertainty about a US-Japan trade deal are headwinds for the Yen. On the ...