Federal Reserve interest rate policy
Discussed in 13 analyzed podcast episodes across 9 shows
# Federal Reserve Interest Rate Policy Throughout early 2026, the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates steady around 3.6% amid mounting economic pressures including elevated inflation (3.3-3.5%), geopolitical supply chain disruptions from Iran tensions, and rising health insurance costs impacting wage growth. The coverage highlights the Fed's difficult balancing act between controlling inflation driven by tariffs and energy prices while managing labor market concerns, culminating in Jerome Powell's final address as chair marked by record dissents and deep divisions over future rate policy direction.
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Episodes
The MeidasTouch Podcast · Apr 30, 2026
Furious Powell pulls Nuclear Option on Trump in Final Address
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia Edition · Apr 30, 2026
Mixed Big Tech Earnings, Powell Says He'll Stay at Fed as Governor
WSJ What’s News · Apr 29, 2026
Fed Holds Rates Steady and Ends the Powell Era Deeply Divided
Marketplace All-in-One · Apr 16, 2026
What a time to be a central bank
Marketplace Morning Report · Apr 16, 2026
What a time to be a central bank
NPR News Now · Apr 10, 2026
NPR News: 04-10-2026 6PM EDT
Morning Wire · Apr 3, 2026
Evening Wire: U.S. Fighter Jet Down & March Job Numbers Surprise | 4.3.26
Mundo in the Morning - KCMO Talk Radio 95.7FM & 710 AM · Apr 3, 2026