Federal Reserve Announcement

Fed Reserve cuts interest rates

Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the first time this year

The Federal Reserve announced a highly anticipated interest rate cut Wednesday, a move indicating that concerns about a slowing labor market now outweigh ongoing worries about inflation.

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Federal Reserve lowers interest rates by 0.25 percentage points in first cut since December

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Fed rate announcement

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Fed Reserve cuts interest rates but cautions over stalling job market

The Federal Reserve said it was lowering the target for its key lending rate by 0.25 percentage points.

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The Fed Rate Cut Won’t Be Enough to Appease Trump

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Five Thoughts About Today’s Fed Rate Cut

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Powell Opens Press Conference Highlighting Tension for Dual Mandate Goals

Powell described the labor market as “less dynamic and softer.”

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US Fed makes first rate cut of 2025 over employment risks

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Fed cuts rates after holding off for months amid tariff turmoil

Federal Reserve rate decision today Sept 17: Time of announcement, Jerome Powell’s press conference, and how stocks, key sectors and bond yields react to the Fed’s game ...

Federal Reserve is set to deliver one of the most closely watched policy decisions of 2025 today, September 17. Markets are bracing for the central banks first interest rate cut of the year, with Wall Street widely expecting a 25-basis-point reduction in the federal funds rate.

Federal Reserve Rate Decision: Check Time, Announcement, Expectations From Jerome Powell’s Press Conference

The US Federal Reserve is widely expected to announce its first interest rate cut of 2025 on September 17 with several participants aiming a quarter percentage point (25 basis points) reduction, bringing the federal funds rate to a range of about 4.

Shares tread water ahead of US rates announcement

Glanbia finished up 1.5% at close of business after the nutrition company announced the sale of the US arm of SlimFast

10-year Treasury yield may see wider-than-normal trading range on Fed surprise

The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield was little changed at almost 4.03% on Wednesday, ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy announcement in the afternoon. However, a wider-than-average intraday trading range may be in store by the end of the day.