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Last week, Jerome Powell chaired the Fed's final meeting, keeping rates between 3.5 % and 3.75 %, before being replaced by Kevin Warsh at the end of the month. In an official statement, the Federal Reserve indicated that inflation in the United States is high, adding that "developments in the…
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Eurozone inflation surpasses expectations

In September, eurozone inflation exceeded analysts' projections, closing the month with a 2.2 % increase. This trend was driven by rising prices for goods and services, particularly energy costs. According to the European Central Bank…

South Korea cuts interest rates to 2.75 %

Last week, the Bank of South Korea announced a cut in the country's growth forecasts, as well as a reduction in interest rates to 2.7 % with the intention of boosting the economy in the face of US taxes and dealing with political…

Interest rates in America like a see-saw game

Interest rates remain low in some American countries, such as the United States, Chile and Colombia. While upward changes are seen in Colombia and Mexico. The exchange market experiences a dynamic similar to the see-saw game, with…

The Federal Reserve could cut interest rates again

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the US Federal Reserve discussed the possibility of lowering interest rates in 2024, but stressed the need to maintain a restrictive stance to control inflation, according to the minutes of its…

US Federal Reserve maintains interest rates

The United States Federal Reserve decided this Wednesday to maintain interest rates in a range of 5.25 and 5.5 %, although it does not close the door to new increases. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Fed issued a statement…

The US will maintain interest rates

The President of the United States Federal Reserve (Fed), Jerome Powell, reported that the institution he leads decided to maintain interest rates in the current range of 5 % to 5.25 % in anticipation of the effects that have not yet…

Lula: “Interest rates are very high”

The President of Brazil, Lula da Silva, once again insisted that interest rates at 13.75 % continue to be "very high" and are detrimental to businessmen who want to increase their investments in the country, being perceived as a figure that…