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The Fed just cut rates. Here’s how to make that move work for your money

Wednesday’s move and any future Fed cuts this year — investors still expect one or two more from the Fed’s October and December meetings — will directly affect your money.

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Federal Reserve Interest Rates Cut: Don't Get Trapped in the Wrong Account

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The Fed cut interest rates. How quickly will you notice changes?

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Market hopes dashed as Fed signals rate caution

Market hopes for a more dovish Federal Reserve were somewhat dashed on Thursday after the world’s most important central bank downplayed the need to slash interest rates to prevent an economic slowdow...

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Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, signaling concern over job market

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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow Removal of Fed Governor

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ASX rises as tech shares shine; CBA jumps

Encouraging reports on the economy, meanwhile, helped send Treasury yields climbing in the bond market.

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US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for first time in nine months

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What the Fed's rate cut means for your money

4 smart money moves to take advantage of the first rate cut of 2025

The Fed has cut interest rates for the first time in 2025. CNBC Select shares what that means for credit cards, personal loans, mortgages and more.

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Who Wins When Interest Rates Move?

Lower interest rates are more than a macro headline. For some businesses, what the Federal Reserve decides to do plays an integral role for both management and investors.

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Senate confirms Stephen Miran to Federal Reserve Board

The Senate confirmed the rushed appointment of Stephen Miran, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, in a 48-47 vote in favor. He is set to fill the empty seat left by former Fed Governor Adriana Kugler, who stepped down from the role in August. The term is set to end in January.

Here's why I'm keeping my high-yield savings account — even as interest rates drop

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced its first interest rate cut of 2025, and the central bank hinted at two more coming before the year's end. While this is welcome news for borrowers, it's not so good news for savers.