US Interest Rate Policy and Economic Data
Latest reports
- US economy grows 3.4%, fastest in a year and above expectations
- Bullard backs Fed decision to hold rates steady
- US growth hits fastest pace in over a year, while gas prices lift inflation
- US economy grows faster than expected in report released ahead of elections
- US economy grew at a 3.4% annualized rate in the third quarter, government data shows
- Analysis: Kevin Warsh keeps his options open, leaving Wall Street guessing
- U.S. third-quarter GDP grows 3.4%, beating expectations as September inflation accelerates
- Fed holds rates steady despite elevated inflation
- Fed hold leaves December rate hike on the table
- Why a Fed rate hike is likely in December
- Market Talk: Fed rate decision 'didn't line up' with Warsh's comments
Earlier coverage
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US Q3 GDP grows 3.4%
Fed holds rates and possibility of a December hike
Bullard backs Fed decision to hold rates steady
Bloomberg Television
Fed holds rates steady despite elevated inflation
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Market expectations ahead of the decision
Market expectations ahead of the decision
Warsh changes Fed meeting schedule for 2027
Bloomberg Television
Warsch announces fewer interest rate decision meetings
Warsh says the Fed will deliver price stability
Bloomberg Television
FOMC introductory statement, October 28, 2026
Federal Reserve
FOMC press conference, October 28, 2026
Federal Reserve
Warsh says politics played no role in Fed rate decision
Bloomberg Television
Warsch's press conference: political influence and price stability
Bloomberg Surveillance: The Fed Decides (October 27, 2026)
Bloomberg Television
Key Takeaways From the Fed’s Decision to Hold Rates Steady
Bloomberg NewsFed Holds Rates Steady as Cook and Hammack Dissent
Bloomberg Television
Fed Holds Rates, Says More Data Will Help Next Decision
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Fed Seen Pausing After September Rate Hike
Bloomberg Television
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US jobless claims fall to 194,000, lowest since July
The Associated Press
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