On September 18, 2025, the Federal Reserve announced its interest rate decision (upper bound) for the United States, effective through December 10. The specific rate, forecast, and previous reference values were not provided.Definition: The federal funds rate refers to the interest rate at which depository institutions lend overnight funds to one another in the US interbank market. It is the most significant interest rate in the United States. Currently, the Federal Reserve sets the rate as a range, with the upper and lower bounds differing by 25 basis points.This data carries an importance rating of 5. The rate is typically set eight times per year, approximately every seven weeks, with statements and economic projections released at the end of each quarter. The next announcement date was not provided.
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