Since President Donald Trump named Kevin Warsh as his choice for Federal Reserve chair on Jan. 30, 2026, financial markets ...

Hawkish and dovish traders both can claim some vindication from the March economic projections from the Federal Reserve, commonly called the central bank’s “dot plot.” Hawks, those more worried about ...

The Federal Reserve's so-called dot plot showed a median estimate of 3.4% for the federal funds rate at the end of 2026, the same as what it had projected at the end of last year. However, a closer ...

A small pullback in ⁠oil prices was apparently all it took to get markets back in the risk-on party mood. Japan's Nikkei jumped more than 2% and South Korea surged almost 4%, so maybe investors reckon ...

Want more stock market and economic analysis from Phil Rosen directly in your inbox? Subscribe to Opening Bell Daily’s newsletter. The Fed’s new dot plot will have a 60-day shelf life. Jerome Powell’s ...

With oil prices jumping on the Iran war, some banks think the Fed’s projections may drop next year’s cut and even set the stage for a hike. Markets mostly expect the Federal Open Market Committee to ...

The Fed is expected to hold rates on March 18, but the dot plot is what will actually move XRP as the Fed factors in oil near $100, 15% tariffs, and core PCE at 3.1% for the first time. A hawkish ...

The Fed likely won’t touch interest rates this week, but its updated outlook and “dot plot” will say a lot about the economic reality we’re trapped in now. Almost no one expects an interest rate cut ...

SEOUL, Feb 26 (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank has decided to expand its forward guidance on monetary policy by providing the views of its seven board members on a quarterly basis with 21 dots ...

SEOUL, Feb 26 (Reuters) - South Korea's ⁠central ⁠bank stood pat on interest rates on ⁠Thursday and signalled policy would stay unchanged for the next six months as a chip boom in exports and steady ...

As speculation builds around a Warsh-led Federal Reserve, the prospect of eliminating the ‘dot plot’ could mark a major shift in forward guidance—potentially increasing rate volatility and reshaping ...