Interest rates are likely to edge lower in 2026 as the Fed weighs inflation, jobs and political pressure. See what forecasts ...

After cutting interest rates three times in a row last year, the Federal Reserve indicated last month it probably won’t lower interest rates again for a while. A months-long pause, cemented by key ...

Mortgage rates are more affordable now, but is it worth locking one in before this month's Federal Reserve meeting?

Federal Reserve Vice Chair Phillip Jefferson said Friday the central bank's monetary policy stance is "well positioned to ...

The Federal Reserve will meet later this month to make a decision on interest rates. But the latest inflation report is ...

Fed interest rate expectations are hitting a wall of silence as the central bank’s official blackout period begins Saturday, ...

As the president prepares to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, he's made no secret of his goal for lower interest ...

Looking ahead to 2026, the Fed’s own median projection or “dot plot” suggested there would be only one additional 25 basis points cut. This would move the rate to around 3.25% to 3.50% by year end.

The Federal Reserve is less likely to make cuts this year as it grapples with a criminal probe, analysts say. That could ...

Lower borrowing costs in 2026 may have seemed like a foregone conclusion last month, but a few experts have begun casting doubt on that assumption.

The Federal Reserve’s ability to set interest rates without political interference — a cornerstone of US economic policy — is at stake this week in a pivotal Supreme Court case on presidential power.

While both Federal Reserve chair candidates have advocated for rate cuts, the new frontrunner could be less inclined to slash sharply.