The central bank is widely expected to stay in "wait-and-see" mode and keep its key interest rate steady Wednesday.

It’s not going to be that in June we’re going to understand what’s happening here, or in July,” the NY Fed chief said Monday.

The FOMC meeting continued to reflect a patient and data-driven Fed in the face of an uncertain environment. Read more of what transpired and the best course of action.

The Federal Reserve's two-day monetary policy discussions kicked off Tuesday and will conclude Wednesday. Here's what you should know about the central bank's meeting.

Bond investors have taken a neutral stance in the run-up to the Federal Reserve's two-day monetary policy meeting this week, reflecting continued caution over U.S. trade policy that threatens to ...

Morgan Stanley’s base case: no rate cuts in 2025, with the Fed keeping its easing bias but unwilling to “look through” tariff ...

A month ago, traders were expecting the Federal Reserve to resume its policy easing path. Trading activity on April 11 ...

The Federal Reserve said Wednesday afternoon it won’t move interest rates, matching expectations from economists and ...

Futures markets see a roughly 28% chance of a cut at the Fed’s June meeting, down from 60% ahead of employment data released Friday. Markets now see a roughly 56% chance of a cut in July and are ...

As widely expected, the central bank kept rates unchanged at today’s meeting ... signal to push the Fed to cut in June, but we think the first cut is much more likely in July.

President Trump resumed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, saying the central bank boss 'doesn’t have a clue' a day after the central bank left rates unchanged and Powell urged ...

The US Federal Reserve concluded its May 2025 policy meeting by maintaining the key interest rates unchanged, citing ...