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Federal Reserve — Interest Rate & Policy
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Official benchmark · Federal funds target range3.75%–4.00%Rate-gap calculations use the 3.875% midpoint.Effective 29 Oct 2026
Latest verified policy decision
Hold · 28 Oct 2026. Rate data checked 29 Oct 2026; this is a curated snapshot rather than a real-time quote.
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Dates reviewed 15 Oct 2026. Official schedules can change, so confirm using Fed's published calendar ↗.
Official Fed policy updates
Last reviewed 15 Oct 2026. These source-dated records are not a breaking-news feed.
Fed holds Federal funds target range · 3.75%–4.00%
Fed kept its benchmark rate unchanged; Trade90's selected federal funds target range is 3.75%–4.00%. Effective 2026-10-29. Rate-gap calculations use the 3.875% midpoint.
Original Fed source ↗Fed publishes minutes from September 15–16 FOMC meeting
The Federal Reserve released the minutes of its September monetary policy meeting. Minutes describe policymakers' discussion at the time of the meeting; they are not a new interest-rate decision or a new forward-rate quote.
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Seven forex pairs involving USD
Each pair compares this central bank with one other policy benchmark and links to their two official publications.
How to interpret the USD benchmark
Federal funds target range midpoint is the selected benchmark for Federal Reserve. Traders monitor US inflation, payrolls, Fed communications and Treasury-market repricing. Its nominal rate is not by itself a price forecast for USD or a brokerage swap quote.
For the underlying definitions and policy-gap calculations, see TRADE90 methodology.