Michael Hadden, senior portfolio manager at Brinker Capital "The tightness in the labor market clearly has the Federal Reserve feeling uneasy. Even with another rate hike, I'm not sure we'll see ...

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced another rate increase, this time by a quarter percentage point to a range of 4.75% to 5.00% — an expectedly smaller bump given the recent bank failures.

Despite the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates last week, the nation's best high-yield savings accounts still include ...

The Federal Reserve (Fed) doesn’t see a rate cuts in 2023 ... Markets currently view the most likely path as two more small hikes, specifically, a 0.25 percentage point hike on February 1 ...

The Federal Reserve has been on a mission to combat inflation. And to that end, it implemented several aggressive interest rate hikes in 2022. Now, let's get one thing straight. The Fed doesn't ...

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates once again ... Some experts argued that the Fed should pause its campaign of rate hikes lest it cause further damage to the financial sector.

Over the past two and a half years, the Fed's interest rate hikes had an adverse effect on the housing market, helping to ...

If the Federal Reserve is successful in bringing inflation ... rate can help you make smart financial decisions. Interest rate hikes, for example, mean you should prioritize getting rid of credit ...

The year 2022 brings a turning point for the US Federal Reserve and the global economy. Policymakers have signaled a shift in monetary policy from easing to tightening, with three rate hikes ...

with no forecasted rate hikes through 2023. The Federal Reserve’s job is to keep unemployment rates low and inflation in check. One of its tools is setting the funds rate. By law, banks must ...

the Federal Reserve plans to keep lower federal funds rates through 2023. Although rates have risen since the beginning of 2021, this is not a cause for concern. An increase in purchasing or ...