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The main construction work continues in the building of the US Federal Reserve, when US President Donald Trump votes complaints about Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, Washington, Colombia District, July 14, 2025.
Jonathan Ernst Reuters
If you think we have survived the episode of the filler before the big finale of the season, well, it’s because it’s pretty sure.
Investors are waiting for a US Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday when they hear The decision on the interest rate and the chairman of the press conference of Jerome Powell (possibly more important).
So the markets were in an uncomfortable limb on Tuesday. US stocks declined, but only gently. A S&P 500 dropped 0.13% – but still closed over 6,600 levels it broke through Monday – And even pressed the fresh recording within the session.
In other words, investors don’t seem to want to take big steps before the Fed meeting is over.
Even the news that took place yesterday – while not related to the Central Bank and interest rates – were focused on throwing eyes on the future, not immediate development. Further US-Kita trade talks will take place by November, while the Tiktok framework that will allow it to continue working in the United States should be completed.
Everything This contributed to the feeling of viewing the loans as the rocks occurred.
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The chairman of the federal reserve system Jerome Powell appears in Jackson Hol on August 22, 2025 in Wyoming.
David A. Grogan | Cnbc
Fed sets a decrease in betting but forecast for the rest of 2025
The Federal Reserve meets this week with some large objects on the agenda: an important decision on the rate and the forecast that ahead, combined with a healthy dose of political intrigue is rare for the Central Bank politicians.
On the monetary side, the Federal Open Market on Wednesday will release its ruling on where the borrowing rate will be set at night. Politically, one new Fed Governor, appointed President Donald Trump Stephen Miran, who will almost certainly disagree from the widely expected decision, will reduce the federal funds at a quarter percentage point, choosing an even greater reduction.
– Jeff Cox