Fed increases interest rates again
The U.S. Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged at the range of 3.5% to 3.75% during today's meeting, marking the fourth consecutive decision since the beginning of 2026. This move comes amid a decrease in some inflation pressures and a stable labor market, with expectations that there may be room to lower rates in the future if economic indicators continue to improve. The decision was made in the context of monitoring the impact of the American-Iranian agreement on the global economy and markets, as investors await statements from the Federal Reserve Chair regarding the future of monetary policy and how geopolitical tensions might affect inflation rates and economic growth.
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