The Fed holds interest rates steady as U.S. economy attempts to navigate Trump policy

Federal Reserve to make first interest rate decision amid trade war started by Trump's tariffs

The CME FedWatch Tool predicted that investors expect central bank to not change rates.

Fed interest rate decision looms amid economic uncertainty

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, at the conclusion of its March meeting.

It took the Fed years to bring down inflation. Then came Trump’s trade war

Late last year, it seemed like the Federal Reserve had pulled off the unlikely — tamping down the highest inflation in four decades without triggering a recession, an outcome known as a “soft landing.” Now, two months into President Donald Trump’s second term, that historic win could be reversed as a global trade war looms.

The Fed holds interest rates steady as U.S. economy attempts to navigate Trump policy

The 99% chance the U.S. Federal Reserve was going to hold interest rates steady as recession fears rose became a certainty. The Fed decision was the first since new tariffs set off a trade war and stock volatility.

Fed leaves rates unchanged, warns of growing 'uncertainty' as more Trump tariffs loom

The Federal Reserve said Wednesday it was leaving interest rates unchanged — but warned of rising uncertainty about the direction of the economy, in part due to President Donald Trump's tariff agenda.

The president of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, has so far demonstrated extreme prudence in valuing the economic policy of Donald Trump. The erratic decisions of the White House tenant, especially with regard to tariffs, have sown uncertainty and are losing bellows to the world’s first economy. This Wednesday, Powell will have a new opportunity to express his opinion, in an intervention expected with some anxiety by investors. In addition, …