US Federal Reserve Maintains Interest Rates Amid Stable Economic Conditions
The US Federal Reserve confirmed that all 12 Reserve Banks voted to keep the primary credit rate at 3.75% during February and March 2026 meetings. The Fed cited stable economic conditions, limited hiring, and modest wage growth as reasons for maintaining the federal funds target range at 3.5% to 3.75%. The decision reflects the Fed's cautious approach despite market expectations for rate cuts later in the year.
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