The Fed will keep interest rates steadily and reduce the 50bps rate by 2025.

Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve Bank had a steady interest rate and maintained the benchmark federal fund rate at 4.25% –4.5% of the sixth consecutive meeting.

This action was expected to be widely adopted by the Fed officials facing the economic uncertainty caused by President Donald Trump’s evolving policy agenda.

Federal Reserve Bank officials still expected a total of 50 basis points in 2025, but revised the 2026 outlook to the 25 -Basis cut at the previous 50 Basis Points.

Conflicts in the Middle East are combined with the vulnerability of the US economy created for long -term uncertainty and challenging backgrounds of Trump’s tariffs.

“The recent indicators suggest that economic activities have continued to expand at a certain rate. The unemployment rate remains low, the labor market conditions are still strong and the inflation has increased.”

The central bank acknowledged that uncertainties in economic outlooks have been reduced but still rising. Despite the Fed’s prudent atmosphere, political pressure continues to increase. President Trump, who has been criticizing for a long time in PoWell’s leadership, started attacking another blister before the rate decision. “We want to see that there is no inflation and success, and interest rates fall.”