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  • Many US Fed members inclined against December cut: minutes

    For now, many officials expect a further uptick in underlying goods inflation over the coming quarters as Trump's tariffs bite.

  • Sharp disagreements over economy threaten Federal Reserve interest rate cut

    But after implementing a second reduction Oct. 29, Jerome Powell poured cold water on the prospects of another cut, describing it as “not a foregone conclusion — far from it.”

  • Fed to end balance sheet runoff December 1 amid rising funding costs

    The move came as funding costs have been rising while liquidity is drying up, leading a number of Wall Street banks to warn that the Fed should abandon the process

  • US Fed Rate Cut Highlights: Federal Reserve cuts key rate as government shutdown clouds economic outlook

    US Fed Rate Cut Highlights: Policymakers voted 10-2 in favor of lowering the bank's key lending rate to between 3.75 percent and 4.00 percent, the Fed said in a statement

  • US inflation data comes in soft, building case for more Fed cuts

    While grocery inflation slowed, prices for key items like cereals and nonalcoholic beverages picked up.

  • Fed’s Kashkari sees two more 2025 cuts given hiring slowdown

    Fed officials lowered interest rates by a quarter percentage point — the first cut since December — at their policy meeting Wednesday, citing the need to support a more fragile job market.

  • How Fed rate cuts can impact your portfolio—and how to make the most of them

    Lower interest rates ripple across stocks, bonds, real estate, and currencies. Knowing how to position yourself can help you benefit instead of being caught off guard.

  • A weak dollar threatens the Fed’s rate-cut magic

    Greenback is weighed down by expectations of lower rates and threats to central bank independence

  • IT stocks gain for 2nd day on hopes of Fed rate cut: Persistent Systems, LTIM, others rise up to 2%

    A rate cut in the US is expected to increase the discretionary spending limit, which in turn benefits IT companies which derive a significant portion of their revenue from the American market.

  • Fed’s Michelle Bowman favours three interest-rate cuts this year

    Bowman said in prepared remarks she supports multiple interest-rate cuts and that her view had been reinforced by recent weak labour-market data.

  • Uncertainty is Fed’s favourite word, analysts flag ‘stagflation lite’ concerns

    Experts said the Fed may wait for meaningful signs of weakness in the labor market before acting, which implies that the next cut may only arrive in September.

  • Gold holds steady as investors eye Fed decision, Trump tariff moves

    Last week, prices were trading near record-high levels but they fell over 1% on Monday as investors rushed to liquidate bullion to offset losses triggered by a sharp pullback in technology stocks, spurred by DeepSeek's low-cost, low-power AI model.

  • Gold poised for third weekly gain on Fed rate cut bets

    Spot gold was flat at $2,715.09 per ounce, as of 0332 GMT. Bullion has gained about 1% so far this week.

  • Oil prices climb on supply fears, Fed rate cut hopes

    Brent crude futures rose 13 cents, or 0.2%, to $81.42 per barrel by 0113 GMT, after declining 0.9% in the previous session.

  • India should start considering rate cut in February, says Deepak Shenoy of Capitalmind

    Shenoy warns of macro challenges, urges cautious approach to rate cuts amid global uncertainties.

  • Why high US rates are bad and good for Indian equities

  • LIVE: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discusses final interest rate decision of 2024 | N18G

    Watch live coverage of a news conference with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell following the latest FOMC meeting.

  • It’s reasonable to consider rate cut next month, says Fed’s Neel Kashkari

    Policymakers have lowered interest rates by three quarters of a percentage point in recent months, including a larger-than-usual half-point cut in September.

  • Dollar hugs 13-month peak as market awaits next Fed cue

    The dollar index edged down 0.05% to 107.01, not far off Thursday's one-year high of 107.15, its highest level since Oct. 4, 2023, with little data this week to dent its march higher.

  • Fed’s Austan Goolsbee welcomes jobs report, flags risk of low inflation

    Goolsbee said both inflation, which has cooled toward the Fed’s 2% target, and employment are in a good place right now and that Fed officials should do what they can to 'freeze' them in place.

  • Dollar hits one-month peak to yen as Fed seen taking time with rate cuts

    The dollar index, which measures the currency against the euro, yen and four other top rivals, ticked up to 101.70 as of 0023 GMT, a three-week high, extending a 0.45% climb from the previous session.

  • RBI to hold the policy rate in October meeting; 25 bps cut likely in December: MC Poll

    Of the 18 economists polled by Moneycontrol, just three predicted the possibility of a 25 bps rate cut in the October meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee

  • US Fed Surprises Markets with 50 Basis Point Rate Cut in September Meeting

    In a move to bolster the labour market and address slowing inflation, the US Federal Reserve has slashed its key lending rate by 50 basis points—the first cut since the pandemic. This unexpected rate reduction signals two more potential cuts in 2024. Zoya Springwala explains why the market could be divided on the impact, with concerns over the scale of the cut.

  • The relationship between Fed and RBI policies may not be that simple, shows data

    RBI and Fed policies have seldom moved in tandem; also, a Moneycontrol poll shows that RBI may wait till December before instituting a rate cut

  • Fed rate cut likely to boost Indian economy: DEA secretary Ajay Seth

    Ajay Seth says he doesn't expect Fed's rate action to have a major impact on FPI flows into India

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