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One of the biggest responsibilities of the Federal Reserve is setting monetary policy through the raising and lowering of interest rates. But how does it decide which direction to move? Keep reading.

Despite policy uncertainty, the United States remains a high-conviction investment opportunity.

The U.S. seems to be taking steps to assert its power. We discuss what this could mean for markets.

December's Consumer Price Index (CPI) release added fresh insight on inflation at year-end. Here's what recent price trends and a weaker job market may signal for the Federal Reserve and investors in 2026.

With the labor market cooling but showing signs of stablizing, December 2025’s jobs report could set expectations for interest rates, wages and hiring trends in 2026.

Despite the risks, we’re seeing favorable conditions for the U.S. economy. Here’s why we’re leaning pro-growth in 2026.

U.S. stocks ended flat in December after early highs, while Europe, global equities and gold performed strongly, driven by Federal Reserve policy changes and a softer dollar.

Interest rates can shape savings, investments and borrowing costs, impacting everything from mortgages to short-term loans and overall financial strategy. Learn more here.