Fed Raises Rates for First Time Since 2023
The Fed lifted rates by 0.25 percentage point and signalled another possible 2026 hike, resetting expectations for stocks, bonds, loans and the dollar.
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The Fed lifted rates by 0.25 percentage point and signalled another possible 2026 hike, resetting expectations for stocks, bonds, loans and the dollar.
The Federal Reserve’s next rate call may turn on tiny shifts in producer and consumer inflation, raising uncertainty for stocks, bonds and savers.
RBI held the repo rate at 5.25%, raised FY27 growth to 6.7% and cut its inflation forecast to 5%. Here is what it means for households.
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