The US Federal Reserve’s latest dot plot signals just one rate cut ahead, defying calls from Donald Trump for an immediate and aggressive reduction. The cautious stance reflects the Fed’s ongoing concerns over inflation and economic stability, even as political pressure mounts.

Markets reacted to the outlook with mixed signals, as investors recalibrate expectations around interest rates, borrowing costs, and economic growth. The decision underscores the central bank’s commitment to data-driven policy amid uncertainty in the US and global economy.


US Central Banks Dot Plot Unfolds One Cut, Fed Defies Trump's Call for an Immediate Rate Cut Again

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Gravitas Global Headlines: US Central Bank raises interest rates for 9th straight time

Investors are preparing for more cautious capital investment outlooks from US companies as worries mount heading into earnings season about the possibility of an economic recession.

Capital spending outlook another worry ahead of earnings

President Donald Trump attacked the Federal Reserve again Thursday for not "acting quickly" like its European counterpart to provide stimulus to the US economy. After the European Central Bank unveiled a massive stimulus program earlier Thursday, Trump said on Twitter, "They are trying, and succeeding, in depreciating the Euro against the VERY strong Dollar, hurting US exports.

Trump criticises Federal Reserve for not 'acting quickly' as European Central Bank

President Donald Trump wants US "interest rates down to zero, or less," he tweeted Wednesday amid widespread expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut rates later this month.

Bring interest rates down to zero, or less: Trump to Federal Reserve

US Central Bank hikes key lending interest rates for the fourth time this year

US President Donald Trump again lashed out at the Federal Reserve on Monday for considering raising interest rates, on the eve of a meeting at which policymakers are widely expected to do so.

US central bank expected to raise rates Tuesday, Trump lashes out at it

United States, England, Switzerland and Japan

Caution pervades at four of world's top central banks

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