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WASHINGTON, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman on Wednesday became the first Fed governor to vote against an interest-rate decision by the U.S. central bank since 2005 ...

The benchmark rate now sits between 4.75 and 5 percent. The Fed’s September meeting is one of the most heavily anticipated of the year. Inflation has been easing toward normal levels ...

Stocks were mostly flat as Wall Street keeps guessing at the odds of a 0.5% Fed rate cut, with just one day to go before officials reveal their monetary policy decision. The central bank's two-day ...

Michelle Bowman, a governor on the Federal Reserve Board, became the first Fed official since 2005 to vote against the central bank’s interest rate decision when she dissented Wednesday against ...

"In the very short-term, we think the best case scenario for equities this week is that the Fed can deliver a 50bp rate cut without triggering either growth concerns or any remnants of the yen ...

Jeanna Smialek transcript Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chair, said that the central bank would take future interest rate cuts “meeting by meeting” after lowering rates by a half percentage point ...

As the Fed's cutting cycle pulls down short-term yields, money market investors will search for new sources of income. Dividend-yielding stocks will benefit from this transition, Subramanian said.

Here's what you can expect after a rate cut from the Fed: Loans: If you have a fixed-rate loan, nothing will change. However, if you want to take out a new mortgage or car loan, for example ...