All eyes are on the Fed tomorrow! – The FOMC will announce its decision on interest rates, a key moment that can trigger significant market volatility.
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At Gold Silver Reports, we provide the latest updates on the Federal Reserve, including interest rate decisions, FOMC meetings, and US monetary policy news. Stay informed on how Fed actions influence global commodities, currencies, and financial markets.
Fed Will Keep Trump Waiting Amid a Wave of Global Rate Cuts [21 July 2025]
Global Rate Cuts: — Donald Trump is struggling to get the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, but policymakers around the world won’t need so much convincing.
Fed’s Hammack: Tariff impacts remain uncertain
Federal Reserve outlook: Beth Hammack of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland depicted a fundamentally robust economy, despite inflation persistently surpassing the Fed’s target.
Federal Reserve is expected to leave the policy rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting
The United States (US) Federal Reserve (Fed) will announce monetary policy decisions and publish the revised Summary of Economic Projections (SEP), the so-called dot plot, following the June policy meeting on Wednesday.
Central banks intend to continue buying gold reserves
Central banks have gobbled up over 1,000 tonnes of gold for three straight years, and most central bankers think the buying trend will continue.
Gold Prices Stay Below $3,300 as Traders Await US Inflation Data
Gold prices remain under $3,300 as traders eye the US PCE Price Index for clues on Federal Reserve rate cuts. Learn how the US Dollar, geopolitical risks, and tariffs impact gold.
Fed policymakers express concerns over economic and business sentiment
Federal Reserve: During a discussion panel hosted by the Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of Atlanta, the San Francisco and Cleveland Fed Bank Presidents Mary C. Daly and Beth Hammack both took the opportunity to express concern about the current state of the US economy. While economic data remains firm, US trade policy has made many consumers and businesses increasingly sour. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic also participated in the event, adding to his previous comments made on Tuesday.