Federal Reserve
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The Federal Reserve (Федрезерв) is depicted as a key U.S. central banking institution responsible for monetary policy, including setting interest rates and managing inflation. It is actively involved in economic decision-making, with its policies influencing financial markets and investor behavior. The entity's actions and statements, particularly those of its leadership such as Kevin Warsh, are closely watched by investors and analysts for signals on future rate changes and economic direction.
Events
Recent coverage
- Wall Street fell Wednesday after Fed minutes release — Интерфакс
- US Department of Justice will not resume investigation into former Fed Chair Powell — Интерфакс
- Fed Chair Names Lowering Inflation as Top Priority — Интерфакс
- Fed Chair Names Inflation Reduction as Top Task for U.S. Central Bank — Интерфакс
- Fed raises US inflation forecast for 2026 — Интерфакс
- US stock market closed in the negative in anticipation of the Federal Reserve decision — Интерфакс
- US stock market closed Thursday with confident growth — Интерфакс
- Fed Reserve will have to take action if inflation does not slow down quickly — Интерфакс
- US indices closed down 1.5-2.2% on Wednesday — Интерфакс
- The Fed intends to ensure price stability — Интерфакс
- Fed Chair Says He Intends to Ensure Price Stability — Интерфакс
- Wall Street closed without a single gain on statistical data — Интерфакс
- Wall Street closed in the red after Federal Reserve meeting — Интерфакс
- FRS Raises Inflation Forecast for the US in 2026 and Expects Rate Hike — Интерфакс