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Trump’s trade war could force the Fed to cut rates. Here’s why that might not do borrowers much good.
When paired with a weaker economy, cheaper rates could do little to make it an easier time for Americans to borrow money, economists and financial experts interviewed by Bankrate say. They also might not fix the tariff-led shock that’s been roiling business, consumer and investor confidence.
Fed policymakers are likely to continue holding rates steady despite a cooler reading on inflation for the month of March, ...
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economists raised their recession probability assessment and brought forward the forecast timing of ...
Investors were surprised by the Fed's dovish forward guidance, which signals further rate cuts through 2024 and into 2026. GBP/USD hit its highest since March 2022 after the Bank of England held ...
Rumors of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut are circulating, but officials stress that it's unlikely, focusing on inflation ...
Federal Reserve policymakers worry U.S. President Donald Trump's trade policy could deal a blow to economic growth, but are ...
With inflation recently higher, the risk that inflation expectations could rise and lead to a persistent march up in prices has increased notably.
"Unless the functioning of financial markets, such as the flow of credit, begins to seize up, there isn’t much the Fed can do ...
Gold prices held steady on Monday, bolstered by strong central bank demand and the potential for an early U.S. Federal ...
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