When will the Fed interest rate decision be announced? Fed interest rate decision meeting date
With the interest rate meeting it will hold in June, the US Federal Reserve (Fed) has once again become the focal point of global markets. This meeting of the Fed, which has not changed interest rates in recent periods, carries great importance not only in terms of the interest rate decision but also regarding the assessments that Chair Jerome Powell will make on inflation and economic growth. The possible steps the Fed will take and the signals to be given regarding the course of the US economy are being closely followed in the markets. Here are the highlights regarding the meeting...
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As rising tensions between Israel and Iran in the Middle East create pressure on global markets, attention has once again turned to the US Federal Reserve (Fed). The interest rate meeting to be held in June will be evaluated not only in light of economic data but also in the shadow of geopolitical risks. The interest rate decision the Fed will take and the statements to be made by Chair Jerome Powell will play a critical role in the course of the markets. So, when is the June 2025 Fed meeting and in which direction are expectations shaping up? Here are the details...
WHEN WILL THE FED INTEREST RATE DECISION BE ANNOUNCED?
According to the US Federal Reserve's (Fed) calendar, no meeting with an interest rate decision agenda will be held in May. The next interest rate decision will be shared with the public on the evening of June 18 at 22:00, following the meeting on June 17-18.
WHAT WAS THE FED'S MAY INTEREST RATE DECISION?
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) announced its third interest rate decision of 2025. In line with expectations, the policy rate was kept unchanged in the 4.25-4.50 percent range. Thus, the Fed did not make any interest rate changes in the first three meetings of 2025.
Having closed last year with a total of three interest rate cuts—50 basis points in September and 25 basis points each in November and December—the Fed has displayed a cautious stance this year and has chosen to keep interest rates constant in all meetings held so far.