Interest rates – live: Bank of England holds rate amid oil and inflation concerns Rate remains at 4.25 per cent as experts look to balance higher inflation with economic growth The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2025
US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged as it awaits the impacts of Trump's global tariffs Trump has slammed the US Federal Reserve Board chief Jerome Powell, calling him “stupid”, as the federal agency holds off on interest rate changes as it anticipates economic decline in the wake of the US president’s global tariff policies. Euronews · Jun 18, 2025
US Fed leaves interest rates unchanged amid economic uncertainty The US central bank held rates steady despite backlash from President Donald Trump. Al Jazeera · Jun 18, 2025
Federal Reserve holds interest rates, defying Trump’s demand to lower them Hours before the decision, the president called the Fed’s chair, Jerome Powell, ‘stupid’ for anticipated rate hold The Guardian - US · Jun 18, 2025
The Fed holds interest rates steady and forecasts two rate cuts for 2025 Faced with a blurry forecast for the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve continued its pattern of keeping interest rates at their current levels. Fortune · Jun 18, 2025
Trump calls Fed Chair Jerome Powell ‘a stupid person’ ahead of key interest rate decision The president also joked about whether he can appoint himself to head the Fed The Independent UK · Jun 18, 2025
Bank of England ‘unlikely’ to cut interest rates as inflation pressure grows Most economists think the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will opt to keep rates on hold when it meets on Thursday. Evening Standard · Jun 18, 2025
UK Inflation Dips Less Than Expected In May British inflation eased less than expected in May after surging in April, official data showed Wednesday, fuelling expectations that the Bank of England will hold interest rates steady this week. International Business Times · Jun 18, 2025
Supermarket prices on the march again as food inflation hits 4.4% Headline rate of inflation dipped slightly after “awful April” spike Evening Standard · Jun 18, 2025
US Fed Set To Hold Rates Steady As It Guards Against Inflation The US central bank is expected to hold interest rates steady Wednesday after its key policy meeting, as officials gauge the impact of tariffs on inflation -- and despite President Donald Trump's calls for rate cuts. International Business Times · Jun 18, 2025
Fed meets as policymakers are expected to assert their independence amid Trump’s pressure After a turbulent spring, investors will be watching this latest Fed meeting to see if Chair Jerome Powell will offer any hints about whether the worst has passed or is yet to come. Fortune · Jun 17, 2025
Bank Of Japan Holds Rates, Says To Slow Bond Purchase Taper The Bank of Japan kept interest rates unchanged Tuesday and said it would taper its purchase of government bonds at a slower pace amid concerns about the effect of trade uncertainty on the world's number four economy. International Business Times · Jun 17, 2025
Yen Slides Ahead Of Bank Of Japan Policy Decision The yen fell against the dollar ahead of a Bank of Japan decision Tuesday, with officials expected to hold interest rates steady but tweak their bond purchase policy. International Business Times · Jun 17, 2025
How the Federal Reserve Affects Mortgage Rates — and What It Means for Homebuyers in 2026 Learn how interest rate changes affect your mortgage payments and what buyers should watch for this year. Kiplinger · Jun 16, 2025
Evening Standard · Jun 15, 2025 UK interest rates predicted to stay at 4.25% with Bank ‘nimble’ amid uncertainty Most economists think the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will opt to keep rates on hold when it meets on Thursday.
International Business Times · Jun 15, 2025 US Fed Set To Hold Rates Steady In The Face Of Trump Pressure The US central bank is expected to keep interest rates unchanged for a fourth straight policy meeting this week, despite President Donald Trump's push for rate cuts, as officials contend with uncertainty sparked by the Republican's tariffs.
The Independent UK · Jun 13, 2025 Will interest rates go up today? Bank of England’s key factors and 2026 predictions The Monetary Policy Committee cut rates four times last year but 2026 remains far more uncertain
The Independent UK · Jun 12, 2025 Trump’s policies could have a major impact on your credit score. Here’s how President Donald Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” would likely add trillions to the country’s deficit and drive up interest rates.
The Conversation · Jun 12, 2025 Not all insecure work has to be a ‘bad job’: research shows job design can make a big difference Inflation has steadied and interest rates are finally coming down. But for many Australians, especially those in low-paid, insecure or precarious work, the cost-of-living crisis feels far from over.
MarketBeat · Jun 11, 2025 Is Consumer Discretionary a Dead End? These 3 Stocks Say No Three packaging companies stand out in a sector that investors may otherwise turn away from amid challenging interest rates and consumer sentiment.
Barchart · Jun 11, 2025 Dollar Falls with Bond Yields on a Dovish US CPI Report The dollar index (DXY00 ) Wednesday fell by -0.43%. The dollar erased an overnight rally and turned lower after Wednesday’s Fed-friendly US May CPI report bolstered expectations for the Fed to cut interest rates later this year. Also, the wider-than-expected US May federal budget deficit was bearish for the dollar...
Kiplinger · Jun 11, 2025 June Fed Meeting: Updates and Commentary The June Fed meeting was a key economic event, with Wall Street keyed into what Fed Chair Powell & Co. have to say about interest rates and the economy.
Euronews · Jun 11, 2025 Swiss deflation fuels talks of negative interest rates: Is SNB ready? Switzerland may become the first advanced economy to revive negative interest rates, as inflation turned negative in May for the first time since 2021.
Reason · Jun 10, 2025 Here Are 3 Reasons Why the 'Big Beautiful Bill' Won't Generate 3 Percent Growth The White House is promising higher growth, but tariffs, borrowing, and rising interest rates will be a drag on those expectations.
Fortune · Jun 10, 2025 Forget about the Fed’s dual mandate—this investment advisor says they’ve added a third mandate, and won’t be cutting rates anytime soon Cutting rates will redistribute wealth upward again, which is not ideal at a time of social friction.