So far, 2026 has seen a lot of volatility in the economy and the stock market, but not in interest rates. The Federal Reserve has maintained the Federal Funds Rate at the same level since late 2025, even through the early months of new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. This despite pressure from President Donald Trump to cut rates, and a contingent of Fed board members who want to raise rates to tamp down inflation.
Corey Olson is a Staff Writer at iHeartRadio. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and education, with a particular focus on elections, energy policy, and legal affairs. Corey has been featured in various outlets including FOX 13 Seattle, The Daily UW, and Snohomish County Tribune newspaper.
