The Federal Reserve has set a new target range by increasing its benchmark interest rate, marking its first hike since 2023. President Donald Trump has called for a substantial reduction in interest rates, advocating for lower borrowing costs given the country's robust credit status. However, officials have stated that ongoing inflation remains a significant factor driving this adjustment. More details🔗 Catch every update on the TOI App 👉 #FederalReserve# #FedRateHike# #USInterestRates# #InterestRates# #FederalReservePolicy# #Inflation# #USEconomy# #DonaldTrump#

StreetAccount Event Preview: September FOMC meeting • September FOMC meeting ends Wednesday (16-Sep) with release of policy statement (14:00 ET) and Chair Warsh press conference (14:30 ET). Sell side previews broadly expect a 25 bp hike following last week's August CPI report, which did not show the disinflationary trend that some Fed officials called necessary to hold. Previews said policy statement will remain broadly unchanged, continuing to focus on justifying or describing the rate decision and shying away from explicit forward guidance. Street mixed on whether the dot plot would show one hike this year or two, though Warsh (again) expected to offer few details on Fed's reaction function or forward guidance. Given mixed views on disinflation trajectory, economists mixed on rate path ahead. #FOMC# #FederalReserve# #FedMeeting# #FedRateHike# #MarketUpdate# #Macro# #Disinflation# #MonetaryPolicy# #CPI# #InterestRates# Gain immediate access to unparalleled insights with #StreetAccount#:

📊 BiFinance Macro Insights | Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision Tonight, global markets will focus on one of the week's most important macro events—the Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Decision. Interest rates influence borrowing costs and shape expectations for inflation, economic growth, and future monetary policy. As a result, the decision often has a significant impact on the U.S. dollar, equities, gold, and crypto markets. Beyond the rate decision itself, investors will be closely watching the Fed's guidance for clues about the future path of interest rates, as these signals could set the tone for the next phase of the market. 🕑 Release Time (UTC+8): 2:00 AM Stay with BiFinance for timely macro insights and market updates. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. #BiFinance# #BiFinanceMacroInsights# #FederalReserve# #FOMC# #InterestRates# #MacroEconomics# #Bitcoin# #Crypto# #MarketWatch# #Trading#

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