#FOMCMeeting The June 2025 FOMC meeting resulted in no change to the federal funds rate, keeping it steady at 4.25–4.50%. This marked the third straight pause as the Federal Reserve continues to assess economic conditions. While inflation has shown signs of easing and the labor market remains strong, the Fed expressed caution due to ongoing uncertainties like tariffs and global risks. Officials signaled a more gradual approach to future rate cuts, potentially delaying them to later in the year. The central bank remains focused on balancing inflation control with sustaining economic growth, staying data-driven in its policy decisions.