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Fed Not Declaring Victory Yet in Battle Against Inflation

The Federal Reserve announced Wednesday that it is maintaining its benchmark interest rate in a range between 5.25% and 5.5%, where it has stood since July as part of the central bank’s effort to reduce inflation. In a statement, the Federal Open Market Committee said the economy has been solid in recent months, with strong job growth and falling inflation. “The committee judges that the risks to achieving its employment and inflation goals are moving into better balance,” it said. The improveme ....

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The Fed is expected to hold rates steady Wednesday. Investors will be probing for clues of future cuts.

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates steady Wednesday, but investors will be watching and listening for any signs of when the central bank could begin cutting. ....

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Fed's faith in 'immaculate disinflation' narrative put to the test

The Federal Reserve will conclude a two-day policy meeting on Wednesday, with officials parsing evidence of slowing inflation alongside continued labor market strength and a jump in consumer confidence to decide when it may be appropriate to ease the U.S. central bank's currently restrictive monetary policy stance. Policymakers are expected to leave the Fed's benchmark overnight interest rate in the 5.25%-5.50% range at the end of their meeting, but more importantly they will have to summarize their current views about an economy that is challenging some of the central bank's basic assumptions. Inflation, which soared to a 40-year peak in the middle of 2022, triggering an aggressive Fed rate hiking cycle, is slowing while the economy continues to grow at a surprising pace and the unemployment rate shows no signs of any significant rise from historically low levels. ....

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Here's what to know about the Fed's first rate meeting of 2024

The Federal Reserve plans to cut rates three times in 2024. Here's what to expect at the Wednesday meeting. ....

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Federal Reserve further expands investing restrictions to more of its top staff

NEW YORK (Reuters) -The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced changes to its nearly two-year-old ethics system that extends who is covered under it, as well as enhancing how the Fed can ensure that its top workers are in compliance. In a press release issued by the Federal Open Market Committee at the close of the policy-setting panel's meeting on Wednesday, the Fed said it will subject more of its top central bank staff to tight limitations on how they can trade and invest for their personal accounts, and will now include those "who regularly and materially advise FOMC participants on the conduct of monetary policy." Fed policy makers and top staff were already subject to those restrictions. ....

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