US Treasury yields decline after Fed delivers rate cut

US Treasury yields eased after the Federal Reserve (Fed) delivered its first interest rate cut since December of last year, prompting a broad-market dog-pile into risk assets, lowering Treasury yields as investors bank on lower interest rates supporting the US economy, specifically the lagging labor

USD/JPY tumbles toward 145.50 as Fed cut and dovish guidance sink Dollar

USD/JPY plunges after the Federal Reserve (Fed) decided to cut rates by 25 basis points, while providing a dovish forward guidance, paving the way for further easing. At the time of writing, the pair trades volatile within the 146.70-145.50 range, after hitting a two-month low of 145.48.

Fed Jerome Powell addresses the press following the rate decision

At the post-meeting press conference, Fed Chair Jerome Powell explains the decision to lower the Federal Funds Target Range (FFTR) to 4.00%–4.25% after the September meeting and fields questions from reporters.

GBP/USD spikes toward 1.3700 as Fed cuts rates eyes on Powell presser

GBP/USD surges during the North American session after the Fed cut rates by 25 basis points as expected, and eyes further rates reductions towards the year end. At the time of writing the pair trades volatile within the 1.3650 – 1.3700 range as traders await Fed Chair Powell press conference.

Dow Jones Industrial Average breaches new record highs after Fed cuts rates

The Federal Reserve (Fed) delivered a quarter-point interest rate cut, in line with market expectations. With the Fed moving to make its first rate cut since last December, investors are immediately pivoting to focus on how many rate cuts the Fed is expected to deliver through the remainder of 2025.