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Graph of the day: Fed doesn't change interest rates, but doesn't scare investors.

The Federal Reserve (Fed) has kept its key interest rates unchanged for the fourth time, signaling a potential increase later this year. The new Fed chair, Kevin Warsh, did not lower rates as former President Donald Trump had hoped, though Trump has not yet criticized him. The decision comes amid rising inflation linked to the conflict between the U.S. and Iran, which led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz for over three months. While the European Central Bank raised rates by 0.25 percentage points, the Fed has not directly responded to inflation risks from the war. Investors have stopped盼

Americká centrálna banka štvrtýkrát nezmenila kľúčové úrokové sadzby, no signalizovala ich zvýšenie ešte tento rok.

Nový šéf Fedu Kevin Warsh neznížil sadzby, ako si to pri jeho predchodcovi želal Donald Trump, no ten ho (zatiaľ) nekritizuje.

Rozhodnutie amerického prezidenta Donalda Trumpa začať útoky na Irán, ktoré viedlo k odvete a uzavretiu kľúčovej námornej trasy cez Hormuzský prieliv na viac ako tri mesiace, už má odozvy v menovej politike. Viaceré centrálne banky zareagovali na vyššiu infláciu, ktorú tento konflikt priniesol.

Americká centrálna banka Fed pod vedením nového šéfa Kevina Warsha nechala kľúčové úrokové sadzby bez zmeny s hornou sadzbou na úrovni 3,75 percent, ukazuje Graf dňa. Na rozdiel od Európskej centrálnej banky (ECB), ktorá sadzby zvýšila o štvrť percentuálneho bodu, Fed zatiaľ priamo nereagoval na inflačné riziká vyplývajúce z vojny v Iráne. Avšak hoci štvrtýkrát po sebe nechal sadzby na tej istej úrovni, prvý raz nikto nehlasoval za ich pokles.

Investori tak prestali dúfať, že úrokové sadzby za oceánom tento rok pôjdu nadol, hoci ešte nedávno s takýmto scenárom rátali. Akciové trhy

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Denník NIndependentCenter3 days ago
Graph of the day: Fed doesn't change interest rates, but doesn't scare investors.

The Federal Reserve (Fed) has kept its key interest rates unchanged for the fourth time, signaling a potential increase later this year. The new Fed chair, Kevin Warsh, did not lower rates as former President Donald Trump had hoped, though Trump has not yet criticized him. The decision comes amid rising inflation linked to the conflict between the U.S. and Iran, which led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz for over three months. While the European Central Bank raised rates by 0.25 percentage points, the Fed has not directly responded to inflation risks from the war. Investors have stopped盼

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on the Fed's decision, mentions the lack of rate cuts despite Trump's preferences, and notes the impact of the Iran conflict on inflation and monetary policy. No clear ideological framing is ev

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