The Fed cuts interest rates by 25 basis points after disappointing job growth — and mounting political pressure

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank will cut interest rates by a quarter point, following rising inflation and slow job growth.

Fed likely to cut rates again in October, and 3 other things we learned from Powell’s press conference

To clear things up, here are the main takeaways culled from conversations and research notes from experienced Fed watchers:

Fed Dot Plot Highlights Wide Disparity Of Views On Future Rate Cuts

Fed dot plot shows divergent views on future rate cuts in 2025. But for now most see two more rate cuts, although the they disagree on the size of the cut.

Stocks churn as traders assess Fed outlook following rate cut

Global stock markets were choppy on Thursday after the Federal Reserve delivered its first rate cut this year but signalled a measured approach to further monetary policy easing, leaving investors in doubt about the pace of future moves.

The Fed's interest rate decision and what it means for you: live updates

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to announce its first interest rate cut since December 2024 after its two-day meeting wraps Sept. 17.

Bitcoin treasuries could tap PIPE and convertibles if Fed slashes rates today

Investment advisor Alexander Blume sees Bitcoin treasuries accumulating more convertible funding in case a rate cut happens.

The Fed Meets Again This Week to Set Interest Rates. 5 Things to Watch.

The Federal Reserve’s September meeting could be the most consequential of the year, from personnel to policy matters.
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