The Fed is expected to cut rates on Thursday and possibly again in December. What can savers and borrowers expect?

Investors are watching the Fed, widely expected to cut its key interest rate again this week, with the aim of supporting the U.S. economy amid concerns about a potential downturn. Recent market ...

Rising inflation could prompt the Fed to keep interest rates higher for longer, delaying additional rate cuts. Once the ...

If you want to ensure you can get today’s higher rates, locking them in with CDs or individual bonds may be a good idea,” one pro tells us ...

Trump's policies on immigration, tax cuts and tariffs may put upward pressure on inflation ... The most closely watched of a ...

It seems mortgage rates have everyone guessing after a massive about-face following the September Fed rate cut. Still, major ...

A steep slash of borrowing rates could accelerate borrowing activity, again pushing up inflation. Per the Fed's recent ...

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points on Nov. 7, following a 50 bps reduction in September ...

Next Thursday, economists expect broad agreement among Fed Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues on a decision to reduce the ...

The Federal Reserve chairman has helped steer the nation from the depths of the Covid pandemic, surging inflation, an ...

The Fed made a 0.5% rate cut on Sept. 18 and is projecting a smaller 0.25% cut on Nov. 7. Though one single interest rate cut ...

The Fed’s actions in particular will ripple through international ... Higher inflation means slower rate cuts. And rates ...