Live blog and video of Fed decision and Powell press conference

The Federal Reserve is due to release its latest interest-rate decision, as well as new dot-plot and economic forecasts, followed by a press conference with Chairman Jerome Powell. Follow along as MarketWatch and Barron’s reporters live-blog the news and market reaction.

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Market didn’t care. Fed stop talking now.

It seems Mr. Powell and the Federal Reserve do not expect inflation to trend upwards during the course of the current year. My bank has already informed its patrons of its decision to reduce the rate it has been offering on a 14-month CD.

Forecasted three during the last meeting.

CoachCoreyWayne Good luck pensions...

They're also projecting lackluster growth.......and therefore revenue & earnings.......

Federal Reserve capitulates! The market wins … again!

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