This month’s charts of interest look at the stock market’s summer rally, portfolio allocations and where interest rates could be headed.

Plus, the risks that could force the Fed to shift its focus from a softening job market back to sticky inflation.

Some reports say mortgage rates fell after the Fed’s cut, others say they rose. Here’s why headlines conflict—and why the Fed’s move isn’t the whole story.

USD/CAD flirts with 1.3800 early Thursday, digesting the monetary policy decisions by the Fed and the Bank of Canada (BoC). The BoC lowered its key interest rate by 25 bps to 2.5%, marking its first ...

The Japanese Yen (JPY) retreated further against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, with the USD/JPY pair gaining almost 0.5% ...

Major stock indexes ended mixed Wednesday after the Federal Reserve trimmed interest rates by a quarter percentage point and ...

As widely expected, the Federal Reserve lowered rates by 25 basis points yesterday, Sept. 17. It was the first rate cut by ...

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The latest packet of economic projections published by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday left some investors scratching their ...

Federal Reserve policymakers projected inflation will rise to 3% in 2025 while unemployment will reach 4.5% as the central ...