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États-Unis Taux d'intérêt
Dernière Version
juin 18, 2025
Actuel
4.5
Unités En
%
Précédente
4.5
Fréquence
Quotidien
Prochaine version
juil. 30, 2025
Délai de Sortie
15 Jours 5 Heures
Plus haut | Plus bas | Moyenne | Intervalle de Dates | Source |
20 mars 1980 | 0.25 déc. 2008 | 5.41 % | 1971-2025 | Federal Reserve |
Dernières Mises à Jour
President Donald Trump urged the Federal Reserve to slash interest rates to 1%, arguing it would reduce federal borrowing costs and boost economic growth. “We need a 1% rate. The Fed is killing growth,” he said on Monday. The federal funds rate currently stands at 5.25–5.50%, where the Fed has held it to control inflation and prevent economic overheating. Dropping rates to 1% would represent the most aggressive monetary easing since the COVID-19 pandemic. Trump’s call comes as federal debt servicing costs climb toward historic highs. While a lower rate could ease short-term interest payments on the national debt, economists warn it could destabilize the economy and rekindle inflation. Reuters noted the move might offer temporary relief but risk long-term financial instability.
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