The Federal Reserve has little choice but to stay on the sidelines this week.

The Fed is widely expected to hold interest rates steady this week. But its new forecast will hint at where savings and CD yields may be headed later this year.

Jerome Powell and the Federal Open Market Committee will make its March interest rate decision on Wednesday, a likely hold.

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Oil shocks from geopolitical conflicts can reignite inflation and delay interest rate cuts. That's clouding the outlook for the Federal Reserve's moves this year.

Elevated crude prices from the US-Israel war with Iran have put the metal under pressure, raising the prospect of fewer Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. A top aide to US President Donald Trump said the conflict could last four to six weeks,

Trump is urging Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates immediately, ahead of next week’s meeting, as inflation holds at 2.4%.

A Federal Reserve announcement on interest rates, comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell, and earnings from AI darling Micron are on the way this week. While the Fed isn’t expected to change rates when it makes its next interest rate decision on Wednesday,