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Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, still sees two cuts coming this year

  • The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate at 4.25-4.50% for the second consecutive time, matching market expectations according to the CME FedWatch Tool, which had a 99% probability for this decision.
  • Fed officials expect two rate cuts later this year despite uncertainties, as indicated by the Fed's post-meeting statement acknowledging heightened economic uncertainty.
  • Economic forecasts were revised downward, predicting 1.7% GDP growth for 2025 and an increase in the unemployment rate to 4.4%.
  • Tariffs introduced by the Trump administration may lower after-tax incomes by 1.7-2.2%, and previous tariffs cost American households $300-$600 annually.
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Donald Trump demands low interest rates - and obedience from the currency keepers. But the US Federal Reserve is deaf. The US President doesn't like that at all. "Zoff is in demand for the coming months," predicts an expert.

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New York.- After staying out of Federal Reserve affairs during his first two months in office, President Donald Trump is pushing the central bank to lower interest rates as support for its tariff plans, said CNBC. In a post published last night in Truth Social, Trump encouraged President Jerome Powell and his colleagues to relax monetary policy as the administration enters the next phase of its aggressive trade policy. "The Fed would be a lot be…

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Trump criticizes Federal Reserve, calls for lower interest rates

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