The Fed is holding firm on interest rates as it waits to see the impact of Trump's tariffs. However, some people are already feeling them.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell is engaged in a balancing act: projecting confidence while admitting “we don’t know” what comes next.

U.S. stocks drifted to a mixed finish after the Federal Reserve indicated it may cut interest rates twice this year, though it's far from certain about that.

The Federal Reserve kept its forecast for two rate cuts this year amid Trump's tariffs, which are expected to push up inflation and slow the economy

The Fed’s decision, along with new economic projections and a news conference with Jerome H. Powell, the chair, shed additional light on the path ahead for borrowing costs. The Fed sees little urgency to lower interest rates anytime soon.

There are good reasons to think the Federal Reserve would be preparing to cut interest rates this week due to recent improvements on inflation—if not for [the risk that tariffs pose to prices](