Federal Reserve (FED) news

The Federal Reserve (FED) is the central banking system in the US. It manages monetary policy to maintain price stability and promote maximum employment. It primarily uses the federal funds rate and open market operations to influence interest rates and the money supply, impacting the US economy and global markets. It also provides forward guidance to shape market expectations.

Post-FOMC US dollar surge shifts global markets – DXY outlook

The US Dollar is staging a sharp comeback after September’s FOMC, reversing weeks of weakness tied to Fed independence concerns and Trump-era dovish pressure. Explore a Multi-timeframe DXY charts to highlight key levels to watch as markets reassess long-term dollar flows.

19-09-2025 14:12 GMT by Elior Manier

Caution Over Speed: How the Fed Framed Its First Cut

The Fed cut rates by 25 bps to 4.00–4.25% after a nine-month pause but kept a cautious tone. Powell called it “risk management,” signaling this isn’t the start of a fast easing cycle. The statement flagged growing employment-side risks, and the new dot plot points to a 3.6% median for 2025—implying two more cuts this year, though views are widely dispersed.

19-09-2025 10:25 GMT by Łukasz Zembik