Federal Reserve officials have been signaling that further interest rate cuts are on hold for now given slowed progress on inflation and a still-strong U.S. economy, but minutes from the central bank's December meeting may show just how deeply that sentiment is shared among policymakers facing a newly uncertain economic environment under the incoming Trump administration.

The Federal Reserve governor expects inflation to continue to decline in 2025, opening the door to interest-rate cuts.

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said policymakers can proceed more cautiously with additional rate cuts, citing a sturdy labor market and recent bumpiness in inflation data.

The U.S. Federal Reserve can be cautious with any further interest rate cuts given a solid economy and inflation proving stickier than previously expected, Fed Governor Lisa Cook said on Monday.

A top policymaker at the U.S. Federal Reserve said Wednesday that he still supports cutting interest rates this year, despite elevated inflation and the prospect of widespread tariffs under the incoming Trump administration.

I believe the Fed will cut interest rates a little more aggressively than the market expects. Companies in the financial services and real estate sectors could be particularly big beneficiaries. EPR Properties and SoFi are two that could be big winners -- if I'm right.

The Federal Reserve just cut interest rates, but don't get used to falling borrowing costs: they're likely to stay where they are for at least the next couple of months.

The next Federal Reserve meeting is unlikely to deliver a fourth straight rate cut. When will the next rate cut come, and why does it matter for the S&P 500?

With another Federal Reserve interest-rate decision coming down the pike, investors see the chances of another cut getting slimmer. The odds of a quarter-point reduction at the Jan. 31 meeting are now at 9%,