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Interest rates play an important role in determining the cost of borrowing money, the return on investments, and overall economic activity. They can impact a wide range of financial decisions such as whether to buy a new car, buy a new home, or invest in stocks or bonds. Interest rate news, articles, and videos are a great way to stay informed about the latest developments in the world of finance. You can find out what the Federal Reserve is up to, what other central banks around the world are doing, and how these decisions will affect you. Additionally, you can get insights into the current economic environment and what it means for your investments.
Like all FTSE 100 housebuilders, Barratt Redrow had a tough year in 2025. The housing market staggered along, hampered by higher interest rates and economic uncertainty, while investors and housebuilders themselves waited for the Labour government to act on their pledge to boost the housing market. Barratt investors are still waiting. The housebuilder completed 16,565 […]
Spot gold slid 0.1% to $2,617.15 per ounce after touching its lowest since October 10 on Monday Gold hovered near a one-month low on Tuesday, as investors awaited a set of key U.S. economic data and comments from Fed officials for further clarity on the interest rate trajectory. Spot gold slid 0.1% to $2,617.15 per […]
BlackSky stock is surging in today's trading amid a bullish outlook on defense-tech spending. President Trump has approved advanced weapons systems being sent to Ukraine, which could be good news for BlackSky. BlackSky's valuation will likely see moves in conjunction with interest rate news this month.
The Hidden Third Mandate The Federal Reserve Act may soon create serious problems for Jerome Powell - or perhaps I should say "Too Late" Jerome Powell, as President Trump has taken to calling him. Most economists discuss the Federal Reserve's "dual mandate"—to secure both "stable prices" and "maximum employment". The Fed has interpreted this more…
The Consumer Price Index increased 0.3% in June, driven by rising costs in housing. The reading lessens the probability that the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates at its next meeting later this month despite pressure from President Donald Trump.
UK inflation increased again in June, piling further pressure on UK households and businesses at a time when the labour market is slowing and interest rates remain at elevated levels. “CPI came in at 3.6% in June, up from 3.4% in May with core inflation quite a bit higher at 3.7% in June compared with […]