
Fed Slashes Interest Rates by 0.5% in First Cut Since 2020
The U.S. Federal Reserve surprises with a 0.5% rate cut—the first since 2020—to combat cooling inflation and bolster a weakening labor market.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve surprises with a 0.5% rate cut—the first since 2020—to combat cooling inflation and bolster a weakening labor market.
Americans are gearing up for the first Federal Reserve interest rate cut since March 2022. This potential move could shake up the economy and impact everything from loans to business ventures.
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