The Fed surprised many investors with a jumbo rate cut this week. It won’t get much easier to predict the next move
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is known for providing clear signals about the central bank’s next interest rate move in order to avoid roiling markets. But Wall Street was mostly clueless this week when it came to predicting how big a rate cut the Fed would deliver on Wednesday.
The Fed cut its short term interest rate by 0.50%. How will this affect mortgage rates, auto loans, and credit cards? Does ...
The only Federal Reserve official to dissent from the central bank’s aggressive half-point interest-rate cut earlier this ...
Mortgage rates closely track the yield on a 10-year Treasury bond, or the amount paid to a bondholder annually. In the ...
Say you've been holding off on signing or refinancing a mortgage because rates were stuck around 7%. Currently, the average ...
Boston Globe business columnist Larry Edelman answers the most important questions related to the Federal Reserve’s interest ...
The Fed cut interest rates by half a percentage point yesterday—the first cut in four years and double the 25 basis points ...
Beyond the immediate headlines generated by the Fed's 50 basis point interest rate cut, it is policymakers' revised outlook ...
Trump has accused the Fed of “playing politics” by making a jumbo rate cut ahead of the election, but Jamie Dimon, the ...
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