If the Fed cuts interest rates today, borrowers will likely see interest rates ease off their peaks on things like credit ...

Traders on Thursday added to bets the U.S. Federal Reserve's next rate cut will be smaller than the one it delivered on ...

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in four years, announcing a 50 basis point cut and policymakers ...

The Federal Reserve’s first rate cut in four years is forthcoming, but it’s unclear just how aggressive the reduction will be ...

The CME Group, which tracks the probability of a change to the federal funds target rate, put the odds of a cut after this week's gathering at virtually 100%. To combat rising prices, the fed ...

This week’s main event is the Federal Reserve’s September meeting, where the central bank is widely expected to deliver its ...

A Federal Reserve official predicted quarter point rate cuts if data looked ‘fine’. But he also set out a scenario for a ...

Market observers, however, had been divided over whether the Fed will impose its typical cut of a quarter of a percentage ...

Federal Reserve interest rate cuts won’t only give a break to families and businesses struggling to keep up with higher borrowing costs. The U.S. Treasury also would get some breathing room on ...

The Federal Reserve made a highly anticipated cut to the benchmark interest rate on Sept. 18, its first rate reduction in over four years. After weeks of head-scratching as to whether the Fed ...

Each time the committee meets, it could mean a change to the federal funds rate. A change in this rate not only impacts financial institutions but also your bottom line. With September's meeting ...

But it impacts much more than just those banks. When the Fed hikes or cuts the fed funds rate, the move impacts how much interest you pay on your mortgage, auto loan, credit card balance and more.