The Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cuts of 2025 refer to a series of reductions in interest rates implemented by the central bank of the United States in response to economic conditions. These cuts were part of a broader monetary policy strategy aimed at stimulating economic growth and maintaining price stability.
The decision to cut interest rates was made in response to concerns about slowing economic growth and the potential for a recession. By reducing interest rates, the Fed aimed to make borrowing more attractive and encourage businesses and consumers to spend and invest more. This, in turn, was expected to boost economic activity and help prevent a downturn.
