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US interest rates
News updates related to US interest rates.
New Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh faces a "test" from the bond market.
Upon taking office, Kevin Warsh faced pressure from rising US bond yields, forcing the Fed to weigh the government's demand for lower interest rates against controlling inflation.
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The US Senate officially confirmed Kevin Warsh as Fed Chairman, replacing Powell.
With 54 votes in favor, Kevin Warsh officially became the Fed Chairman amidst rising US inflation and pressure from President Trump to cut interest rates.
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged at 3.5-3.75%, and a rare split emerged ahead of the transition of power.
Jerome Powell's final meeting as Fed Chairman saw significant disagreement over the interest rate path, while he announced he would remain on the Board of Governors after his term.
Fed officials are cautious about cutting interest rates when inflation is at 3%.
Many Federal Reserve officials have emphasized the need to pause the interest rate cut trajectory until inflation actually falls back to the 2% target.
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged at 3.5-3.75%, fearing inflation would fall more slowly than expected.
The FOMC meeting minutes show that Fed officials warned of the risk of inflation remaining above 2% longer than expected, while the US labor market showed signs of stabilizing.
The Fed may keep interest rates unchanged after the US adds 130,000 jobs in January 2026.
The US labor market started 2026 on a stronger-than-expected note with 130,000 new jobs, bolstering the Fed's ability to maintain interest rates at 3.50%-3.75% to control inflation.
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged at 3.5-3.75%, optimistic about the US economic outlook.
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) decided to keep interest rates stable amid positive GDP growth, while signaling a temporary pause in its monetary easing program until at least mid-2000.
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