US EditionFed Trims Main Rate by a Quarter Point
The Federal Reserve lowered rates for the second time this year to support the economy amid a government shutdown and inflation steady at 3%, Fed data showed.
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Fed Interest Rate Cut Shows Trump Agenda 'Pushing Our Economy to the Brink': Economist
After the US Federal Reserve announced another interest rate cut, one economist said that President Donald Trump's "reckless economic agenda is pushing our economy to the brink, and working families are paying the price."
The Fed in September leaves the rates in the range between 3.75% and 4% in a context where recruitment has stagnated, inflation remains high and the growth of the economy depends to a large extent on the investment of major AI-related technology companies
Federal Reserve cuts interest rates to 3.75%-4% amid economic uncertainty
On the Dash: The 0.25-point Fed cut could lower indirect lending rates, making financing slightly more affordable for new and used-vehicle buyers. Dealer lenders have historically responded quickly to Fed cuts, allowing dealerships to promote competitive financing. Future rate cuts remain uncertain; December may bring another quarter-point reduction, but 2026 projections show a limited likelihood of further easing. The Federal Reserve approved …
On Wednesday, the US central bank lowered its rates for the second time of the year to a range of 3.75% to 4%, the lower level in the last three years, but the bank did not commit itself to a fall in December.
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