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The US central bank, officially known as the Federal Reserve, serves as the primary monetary authority responsible for managing the nation’s financial stability, controlling inflation, and setting interest rates. Through its Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed influences economic activity by adjusting borrowing costs and implementing monetary policy to achieve its dual mandate of maximum employment and price stability. Our coverage tracks the latest policy decisions, press conferences by Chair Jerome Powell, and expert analysis from leading global outlets regarding the Fed’s impact on domestic and international markets.