Boston Fed President Susan Collins said on Friday that there's no urgent need to change interest rates, expecting current policy to hold for some time.

Some policymakers suggested it was too soon to say how a broadening conflict in the Middle East would impact the U.S. economy ...

There were some encouraging economic developments this week that millions of Americans likely warmly welcomed. The unemployment rate in January, for example, declined to 4.3% as employers added more ...

After three reductions to interest rates in 2025, some investors are wondering if the Federal Reserve will continue tapering ...

Experts warn Bank of England base rate cuts could be delayed in 2026 after Middle East conflict triggered surging gas prices, ...

Beth M. Hammack, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, says it is too early to gauge the economic impact of the Iran war and backs holding interest rates steady for “quite some time.” ...

Economists say the strikes could push prices higher and scramble shipping routes, but won't have much impact on interest rates for now. What to know.

Just when we thought it was safe to return to the supermarket aisle, it seems inflation has come back to bite us again. Worse, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) predicts it will linger for longer ...

That also means that 2Y swap rates can keep rising. Geopolitics and the evolution of energy prices will likely remain more relevant for markets than macro data. However, with the official US jobs data ...