interest rates

The Fed and the Zero Handle

By James Pethokoukis - Capital Commerce - September 17, 2008

Bernanke may soon be cutting rates big time. more >>

No Rate Cut by a Confident Fed

By Kirk Shinkle - Money - September 16, 2008

Too confident, perhaps. more >>

Dr. Bernanke Turns Into Dr. No

By James Pethokoukis - Capital Commerce - September 16, 2008

Defying worried investors, the Federal Reserve stands pat. more >>

Obama Vs. the Bond Market

By James Pethokoukis - Capital Commerce - July 24, 2008

Will deficit spending send interest rates higher? more >>

The Fed's Calming Pause

By Kirk Shinkle - The Ticker - June 25, 2008

Markets are relieved by rates on hold. more >>

Raise Interest Rates, and Make OPEC Cry

By James Pethokoukis - Capital Commerce - June 23, 2008

Fed action would boost the dollar and help bring down oil prices. more >>

Kudlow: Rate Hike Could Be Coming Soon

By James Pethokoukis - Capital Commerce - June 12, 2008

The Federal Reserve might be back in action next month. more >>

6 Ways to Earn More on Your Savings

By Kimberly Palmer - Money - May 7, 2008

Boosting your returns while interest rates are low. more >>

Audio: Take Advantage of the Fed Cut

By Kimberly Palmer - Alpha Consumer - May 6, 2008

Credit cards, auto loans, and mortgages are among the potential deals. more >>

The Going Rate

Money - May 6, 2008

How can I play one bank against another to get a lower interest rate on my business loan? more >>

Why Consumers Should Cheer if the Fed Stops Cutting Rates

By Rick Newman , Kimberly Palmer , and James Pethokoukis - Money - May 1, 2008

Lower oil and food prices, higher rates on CDs: What's not to like? more >>

5 Reasons Why the Fed Is Done—or Should Be

By James Pethokoukis - Money - April 30, 2008

Higher inflation, a weak dollar, and firmer economic growth give Bernanke reason for a vacation. more >>

3 Ways to Make the Fed's Moves Work for You

By Kimberly Palmer - Money - April 30, 2008

Here's how to take advantage of low interest rates without letting lenders take advantage of you. more >>

What Fed Moves Mean for Mortgage Rates

By Luke Mullins - Money - April 30, 2008

A look at where fixed and adjustable rates are headed in the coming months. more >>

News Buzz: Awaiting Fed's Interest Rate Cut, Unhappy Democrats, and More

Nation & World - April 29, 2008

To jolt the economy, the Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates on Wednesday. more >>

Bernanke Signals Recession

By Kirk Shinkle - Money - April 2, 2008

The Fed chief sees a possible first-half contraction. more >>

Why Mortgage Rates Aren't Lower

By Luke Mullins - Money - March 28, 2008

If you're looking for a rate cut, you may be disappointed. Here's why. more >>

Can Interest Rates Go Much Lower?

By Luke Mullins - Money - March 18, 2008

The Federal Reserve cuts again, but the central bank may be about done. more >>

Credit Card Rates Hit a Two-Year Low

By Kimberly Palmer - Alpha Consumer - March 14, 2008

Now is the time to switch cards for consumers paying high rates. more >>

Morgan Stanley Sees a Darker Outlook

By Katy Marquardt - Money Matters - March 10, 2008

Analysts expect a weaker recovery and bigger Fed interest rate cuts. more >>

Time for a Money-Market Makeover

By Katy Marquardt - Money Matters - March 7, 2008

Credit crunch makes tax-free accounts inviting. more >>

Reporter’s Query: Credit Card Fees

By Kimberly Palmer - Alpha Consumer - February 21, 2008

Please let us know if your fees or interest rates have risen. more >>

A Japanese Voice of Concern

By Matthew Bandyk - Money - February 20, 2008

The Bank of Japan's Fukui notes "downside risks." But the central bank holds rates steady. more >>

Interest Rates, Congress, and Your Mortgage

By Kimberly Palmer - Money - February 1, 2008

What changing rate conditions and the proposed stimulus plans mean for homeowners. more >>

A Spring Thaw for Housing?

By James Pethokoukis - Capital Commerce - January 31, 2008

Fed rate cuts could bring life to the weak real-estate market. more >>