The Federal Reserve has little choice but to stay on the sidelines this week.
The Fed is now less likely to cut interest rates in 2026, but energy and tariff related uncertainty makes the path particularly unclear.
Growth and inflation projections for 2025–2027 were revised higher, while the rate path remained largely unchanged, signaling ...
The Federal Open Market Committee is widely expected to keep rates unchanged, but all eyes will be on Federal Reserve Chair ...
Fed officials are divided on whether to prioritize controlling inflation or addressing the slowing job market.
The Fed is expected to hold rates in March 2026 as CPI hits 2.4% and credit risks, oil, or tariffs impact bank stocks. Read more on the FOMC's decision here.
As FOMC meets, rising oil prices may push the Fed toward rate hikes this year instead of cuts, as inflation risks grow and ...
A Federal Reserve announcement on interest rates, comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, and earnings from AI darling Micron are on the way this week. While the Fed isn’t expected to change rates when ...