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Dot Plot, Explained: How the Fed Forecasts Interest Rates

Mortgage Rates HIGHER (Not Lower) After Fed Rate Cut

Several things happen on Fed Day--especially on the 4 out of 8 examples with updated rate forecasts from Fed members. The official announcement of a rate cut is typically the least important aspect.

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The Dot Plot, Explained: How the Fed Forecasts Interest Rates

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Explained | What the Federal Reserve’s dot plot tells us about interest rates

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How the U.S. Fed’s rate cut impacts mortgage rates

As expected, the central bank delivered a quarter-point cut Wednesday and projected it would lower its benchmark rate twice more this year, reflecting growing concern over the U.S. job market.

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Federal Reserve cuts interest rates: What’s next for credit cards, auto loans, mortgages

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Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the first time this year

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Federal Reserve Lowers Interest Rates After Months Of Trump Pressure

The Fed’s decision comes in the wake of disappointing jobs data.

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Fed Cuts Interest Rate: What Happens to Mortgage Rates Now as Markets React

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Federal Reserve cuts key rate by quarter-point and signals two more cuts this year

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How many more interest-rate cuts are coming? Here's what you should be watching in Jerome Powell's big speech.

The dot plot: The first thing to keep an eye on is the Fed's updated dot plot, which is a chart compiling Fed officials' year-end projections for interest rates. The last dot plot, which was published in June, had a median projection of two rate cuts in 2025.

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The Federal Reserve’s latest dot plot, explained – and what it says about interest rate cuts

The Fed’s dot plot is a chart that records each Fed official’s projection for the central bank’s key short-term interest rate. The dot plot is updated every three months and is meant to provide insight into the Fed’s future rate decisions, with the ...

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Takeaways: If you’re confused about what’s next for the US economy, so is the Fed

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday lowered interest rates for the first time since December to support America’s faltering labor market. However, the economy’s path forward looks murky, according to the central bank’s leader.

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Why the Fed Is Sticking Its Head in the Sand

Have you ever watched an ostrich when it feels threatened? It doesn’t fight. It doesn’t run. It buries its head in the sand and pretends the danger isn’t there. Of course, we all know that doesn’t make the problem go away.

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Fed's new projections to account for turbulent period as Miran joins debate

Assuming Miran adds economic projections to the new set of forecasts to be released on Wednesday, his view will be added to a "dot plot" that in June showed officials both concerned about stagflation - a combination of rising prices and stagnating growth - and divided over what to do about it.