Fed Governor Miran still backs cuts, says interest rates could be 'about a point' lower this year

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran spoke Monday on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street." ...

Goldman Sachs: Interest rate hikes are 'much less likely' to happen

Goldman Sachs analysts argue that Federal Reserve interest rate hikes are “much less likely” than the 45% probability ...

Fed officials signal that rate cuts may be over

Policymakers suggest interest rates could go up or down. The most probable path may be no move at all.

Will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates in 2026?

Federal Reserve decision pushes expectations for rate cuts in 2026 lower, as uncertainty over the impact of the Iran war, ...

How the bond market is quietly doing the Fed's heavy lifting

Several Polymarket users are predicting that the Federal Reserve will not change interest rates at all this year.Yahoo ...

Oil prices are causing their own interest rate hike – DoubleLine CIO

DoubleLine’s Jeffrey Sherman says ignore oil-driven inflation, focus on jobs, and position for slowdown with 5–10Y duration.
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The Fed just cut interest rates for the sixth time. Here’s why you’re not seeing much of a difference in your loans

Thanks to its latest decision on Wednesday – its final one for 2025 – the Federal Reserve has now reduced its key overnight lending rate by 1.75 percentage points since it began its rate-cutting cycle ...
HousingWire

Mortgage rates move higher as inflation fears grow

OECD sees 2026 G20 inflation at 4% as MND put the 30-year fixed rate at 6.55%, limiting the case for near-term Fed cuts.
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Powell reassures interest rates are in ‘good place’ amid the oil price shock

Powell said that he does not currently see a risk of contagion in private credit markets that could spill over into the ...

The Fed should hike rates, any move to cut rates would be ‘a giant mistake’ – Bianco Research

Central banks may need interest rate hikes—not cuts—as Middle East tensions fracture oil markets and fuel inflation risk.