All eyes are on the US Federal Reserve as it prepares for a key policy announcement. Investors expect the Fed to keep rates unchanged, but markets remain tense amid global macroeconomic uncertainty and a weakening dollar. What will this mean for inflation, stocks, and currencies?

US Fed likely to keep rates unchanged on May 7

President Donald Trump threatened to remove Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve. Trump also expressed his displeasure that interest rates had not been cut recently. Trump, blasting the Fed chair as being too slow to lower rates, said, "I'm not happy with him. I let him know it. "

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Powell warned that Trump's trade tariffs pose a serious risk to the American economy by potentially accelerating inflation and dampening economic growth. WORLD

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The Federal Reserve delivered a quarter-point interest-rate cut on thursday — the second-straight reduction as widely expected. While the fed suggested a steady rat-cut path in the current easing cycle, economists and investors have reduced their bets for how low rates will fall, partially because of Trump's win.

Fed Delivers Back-to-back Rate Cuts, Signals Steady Easing Path

The US Federal reserve cut rates by 50 basis points. With mounting concerns about the job market, federal reserve chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues halted their laser-like focus on reducing inflation. The half-point cut reflects an effort to manage the shifting balance of risks at a potential crossroads for the economy.

Powell says half-point cut reflects 'risk management' approach

Powell, the head of the Federal Reserve, stated that the time has come for the institution to lower its benchmark policy rate. His remarks on Friday supported forecasts that the Fed will begin reducing interest rates next month in order to stop the labor market from falling off any more. The Fed Chief also stated that inflation has been declining in the direction of the bank's objective.

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Fed's Powell says higher rates may be needed, will move 'carefully'

Cash flow slowdown: U.S. banks turn cautious on lending in 2023

US Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech at the Federal Reserve's annual forum has sent jitters to markets causing a crash. His announcement that interest rates would continue to rise and stay high cost America's richest people to lose close to 78 billion dollars.

FED Chief's speech causes markets to crash, Powell says more rate hikes to come

Fed's Powell says higher interest rates will bring down inflation, but also inflict 'pain' on Americans

General Colin L. Powell former U.S secretary of state and chairman of the joint chief of staff has passed away at the age of 84. According to the General's family, he passed away early Monday due to the complications of Covid 19.

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