Fed Holds Rates Steady | Trump Criticism
- Washington — The Federal Reserve voted unanimously to hold official interest rates steady, remaining in a range of 4.25% to 4.5%.
- The White House's economic expectations were tempered as the Fed increased its inflation forecast to 3% for the current year.
- The Federal Reserve will continue to monitor economic data closely to determine the appropriate course for monetary policy.
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, setting the stage for a pivotal assessment of the current economic outlook. The central bank confirmed its decision to maintain rates between 4.25% and 4.5%, but revised its forecasts, increasing the inflation projection to 3% for the year. Concurrently, they cut the economic growth projection to 1.4%. This critical adjustment, detailed in this analysis, reveals changing expectations and potential impacts on the market. Stay informed about these evolving trends. News Directory 3 provides a comprehensive overview as we dissect the Fed’s actions and what they mean for your financial future. Discover what’s next …
Federal Reserve Maintains Rates Amid economic Outlook Revision
Updated June 18, 2025
Washington — The Federal Reserve voted unanimously to hold official interest rates steady, remaining in a range of 4.25% to 4.5%. This decision comes as the central bank adjusts its economic forecasts.
The White House’s economic expectations were tempered as the Fed increased its inflation forecast to 3% for the current year. Simultaneously, projections for economic growth were revised downward to 1.4%.
What’s next
The Federal Reserve will continue to monitor economic data closely to determine the appropriate course for monetary policy. Future decisions will hinge on inflation trends and overall economic performance.
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