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What the Federal Reserve Has Done in the Coronavirus Crisis
Thursday, April 2, 2020 in Press
What the Federal Reserve has done in the coronavirus crisis
The Federal Reserve has moved into overdrive to try to keep the U.S. economy from suffering lasting damage from the coronavirus pandemic, announcing an emergency interest rate cut on March 3 and rolling out new efforts almost weekly since, including slashing rates to zero and relaunching large-scale asset purchases. Learn more.
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The Fall 2025 Market Overview highlights steady economic growth, moderate inflation, and the Federal Reserve’s gradual shift toward rate cuts following the September adjustment. IMET Performance reflects how these market conditions influenced the Core and Convenience Series during the period.
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Read moreThis article explains the Federal Reserve’s October 29, 2025, 0.25% rate cut to a 3.75%–4.00% target range—the second cut of the year—signaling a gradual easing path amid policy uncertainty, with balance sheet runoff ending December 1 to support liquidity.
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Read moreIn this edition of the IMET Participant Spotlight, we feature Johnson County Treasurer Mitch McClellan, who shares how IMET has helped diversify the County’s investment portfolio and strengthen its financial foundation.
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IMET October 2025 - Monthly Newsletter
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