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.

Dollar at its weakest in months

The US dollar is experiencing its sharpest weekly decline in months, driven primarily by rising political uncertainty rather than changes in monetary policy expectations. Unpredictable decisions and mixed signals from the US administration have unsettled investors, pushing them toward safe-haven currencies such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc.

23-01-2026 18:50 GMT by Krzysztof Kamiński

Gold rally hits $4,900: Why the January FOMC, geopolitics, and technical warnings mark a critical juncture?

Gold has surged past $4,800, driven by stagflation fears, geopolitical risk, and the anticipation of the Jan 27-28 FOMC meeting. While major banks forecast a path to $5,400, technical indicators (RSI/Stochastic) show negative divergence, warning that a short-term retracement is imminent before the next leg up.

22-01-2026 21:48 GMT by Moheb Hanna