Federal reserve set to cut interest rates for first time in 4 years
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve is meeting Tuesday and Wednesday, and a potential interest rate cut could be on the horizon. If it happens, it would be the first cut since 2020. The expected reduction is a quarter of a percentage point, which could impact borrowers, particularly those looking to buy a home or manage floating-rate credit cards.
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