Central banks in Sweden and Norway both kept borrowing costs steady as officials assess the disparate outlooks for their economies https://t.co/aUGcAkxqAj ...

Norway’s central bank kept borrowing costs unchanged for a second meeting and said it’s in no rush to move lower https://t.co/VHv5OVLmXc ...

Sweden’s central bank kept borrowing costs at a three-year low and repeated a plan for no change until 2027 https://t.co/u5XbUfqATO ...

Peru held borrowing costs at a three-year low with inflation below the center of the central bank’s target range and the economy growing steadily https://t.co/hcg11KaugJ ...

The Federal Reserve’s plan to buy $40 billion of Treasury bills a month, a bigger chunk than previously expected, triggered a flurry of revisions in Wall Street banks’ 2026 debt issuance forecasts while sending borrowing costs lower https://t.co/0GDLV7t1yq ...

The Fed just wrapped up its final meeting of the year and cut its benchmark rate by a quarter of a percentage point. [music] It's the third straight rate reduction this year. So, what does it mean for your money.I'm Sharon Eper, the senior personal finance correspondent at CNBC [music] and editor of the Money 101 newsletter. Just because the Fed cut rates doesn't mean your borrowing costs are going to automatically go down. Consumers with short-term variable rate debt, like credit card debt, will [music] se ...

🇺🇸 The Fed just flipped the switch.Lower borrowing costs → stronger market momentum.Warm markets = prime conditions for crypto to grow. https://t.co/i24ozfeFYp ...

Core Viewpoint - The president advocates for lower interest rates to stimulate the domestic economy, revitalize the housing market, and reduce federal government borrowing costs [1] Group 1 - Lower interest rates are seen as a means to supercharge the domestic economy [1] - The stagnant housing market is expected to be unlocked through lower interest rates [1] - Federal government borrowing costs would decrease with lower interest rates [1]

Even if Fed officials cuts rates again next week, there's too many factors outside their control that are stalling the economy and keeping borrowing costs high https://t.co/IMXwqmPtGD ...

ECB officials saw the existing level of borrowing costs as sufficient to deal with possible jolts to the economic outlook, according to an account of their October meeting https://t.co/i2UHIvMniu ...