Analysts&#39; opinions on rates varied, altering
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While economists widely expect Federal Reserve officials to raise interest rates when they meet Tuesday, opinions about what the Fed will do late this year and
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British interest rates stayed at 4.75 percent for the fourth month running on Thursday, but economists are split over whether the Bank of England will raise borrowing costs again next year.
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Fed moves don't always mean lower rates for borrowers.
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US Treasury note investors became more bearish last week on speculation a government report will show November employment improved enough to keep the Federal Reserve from slowing the pace of interest rate increases.
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WASHINGTON -- Concerns about inflation trumped worries about the slumping housing market last month in the minds of Federal Reserve officials who voted to hold interest rates steady.
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The Fed is tightening, but long-term rates aren't keeping up. Some worry that economic growth will slow.
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More cautious market watchers may not expect an imminent decline, but they express doubts about what lies beyond the next several months.
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Europe&#39;s main equity markets were mixed in cautious trade on Monday as dealers looked to interest rate decisions due later this week from the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.
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With the federal election out of the way, the path has been cleared for a possible interest rate hike, but some economists don&#39;t expect rates to rise until next year.
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The Federal Reserve is likely to lift key rates by a quarter-point this week, but a sputtering US economy is forcing policymakers to re-evaluate the outlook for future increases, analysts say.
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Nonetheless, some investors expect the bank to cut borrowing costs this year, backtracking from its pledge to raise interest rates gradually.
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U.S. Federal Reserve policy makers  want to shift their emphasis away from current benign inflation  to uncertainty about future price pressures, and are debating  whether to stop calling inflation &quot;elevated&quot; in their policy  statements, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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The central banks for Europe and Britain are facing similar quandaries but are expected to take two different paths when they make interest rate decisions Thursday.
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Letter: Analysts observation not exactly earthshaking.
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Many investors are in a quandary over how to adjust their portfolios while waiting on the Fedâs next move.
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At first glance, July&#39;s muted price data seems to undercut inflation fighters&#39; rate-hike strategy. But the softness isn&#39;t likely to stay ...
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While it might be tempting to go bargain hunting in the mortgage industry, investment advisers donât think that prices yet fully reflect the troubles the industry is likely to see in the coming months.