Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to cut rates today
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to cut interest rates today, for the first time this year, after months of intense pressure from US President Donald Trump to ease monetary policy. The Federal Reserve has held interest rates steady since December 2024, until recent weak jobs data finally forced the board to intervene.
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