Here’s how the central bank’s interest rate stance influences car loans, credit cards, mortgages, savings and student loans.

The 99% chance the U.S. Federal Reserve was going to hold interest rates steady as recession fears rose became a certainty.

The Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain interest rates at the target range of 4.25% to 4.5% in January, aimed at curbing ...

Consumers aren't likely to see an interest rate cut in March. But economists still say a few more rate cuts could take place in 2025.

Two months into the second Trump administration, the Fed decided to keep the policy interest rate unchanged. That stance will ...

The Federal Reserve is holding its March Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting today and tomorrow, leaving investors wondering what will ...

While the Fed does not set mortgage rates, its decision has a direct impact on them. As of March 13, the latest data made ...

With the Fed holding steady, credit card borrowers won’t see relief too soon, but high-yield savings accounts should stay ...

Growth stocks continue to attract investors looking for high returns and long-term value creation. These companies thrive on ...

Buyers are flocking to Nassau County, seeking single-family houses, condominiums and cooperatives with few on the market, ...

Even though the central bank held rates steady at the last few meetings, average annual percentage rates have eased. The ...

Fed policymakers said risks had increased, with a near unanimous sentiment in saying the outlook for the year was muddled.