#FOMCMeeting Update!!!
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 4.25%–4.50% during its May 2025 meeting, signaling a cautious yet steady approach amid persistent inflation and a resilient labor market. Despite economic headwinds, including recent tariff impacts and a slight GDP contraction, the Fed remains focused on its 2% inflation target. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized a data-driven stance, suggesting no rush to cut rates until inflation shows sustained improvement. This decision reassures markets of stability while keeping a watchful eye on growth. Investors and analysts alike are closely watching upcoming data for the Fed’s next move.