Every three months since January 2012, the Federal Reserve has sent analysts scurrying by updating its “dot plot,” which has become the de facto monetary policy forecast of the US central bank — ...

If the Federal Reserve cuts its benchmark rate this year, it will push savings and CD rates lower. Here's what the central bank says it expects right now.

Federal Reserve ... or dot plot - showed a revision in real GDP growth expectations for this year, 2026 and 2027, while the estimate for longer run growth remained unchanged. See the chart below ...

The US Federal Reserve is expecting to cut interest rates twice for the rest of 2025, according to its latest 'dot plot,' similar ... its median core inflation forecast to 2.8 percent from ...

this dot plot showed that some members pulled back on their forecasts for rate cuts. Only two members predicted the Fed would go even further with rate cuts this year.

Traders anticipate the Fed’s updated inflation and GDP forecasts, which may hint at ... Fed policymakers will update their “dot plot,” which reflects individual members’ rate expectations.

"The Fed left rates unchanged, as expected. They increased their inflation forecast and decreased their growth projections. The dot plot was notably more hawkish with four members voting for no ...

US economic growth has been revised down to 1.7% from 2.1%. Despite a downgrade in the economic outlook, the Fed’s dot plot, a chart to illustrate expectations of the interest rates for the next ...

Last week's meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee caused a stir in the markets, in part because FOMC members pulled forward their forecasts ... stand on the Fed's "dot plot" of fed funds ...

The Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy meeting ending Wednesday afternoon did not bring the immediate rate cut(s) President Donald Trump hopes to see, as Trump’s tariffs throw a new wrench ...