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Interest rates might not go down yet. Here's why
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· September 4, 2026
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Key points The Federal Reserve aims to see inflation at 2% before making any cuts. President Donald Trump has expressed a desire for lower interest rates, but the decision ultimately rests with the Federal Reserve.
President Donald Trump has expressed a desire for lower interest rates, but the decision ultimately rests with the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve aims to see inflation at 2% before making any cuts.
Interest rate changes typically have a ripple effect, impacting credit card rates, mortgage rates, and student loan rates. A strong economy and low unemployment are contributing factors to the current state of interest rates.
Further details on the situation, including the impact on job numbers and actions taken by certain companies, are available in a full report, which can be viewed in an accompanying video.
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Category: schools Published: September 4, 2026 Source: NBC Bay Area (KNTV, NBC) Reading time: 1 min
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