The Fed cut rates a total of three times in 2025, but today's top high-yield savings accounts continue to offer up to 5.00% APY. Find out more.

High-yield savings accounts are still paying up to 5.00% APY following a total of three Fed rate cuts in 2025 -- compare the top rates still available now.

Savings account yields are much higher than a few years ago Top rates may fall if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates Online banks tend to offer the best yields available Rates on savings accounts ...

Celsius (NASDAQ:CELH) executives used a conference presentation to outline how the company is positioning its expanding portfolio to benefit from what management described as a structural shift in the ...

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NEW DELHI – As suspense over India’s Russian oil purchase persists, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri has also stayed away from the yes or now answer as he stresses that India’s energy sourcing decisions ...

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Hapag-Lloyd’s profit has slumped because of lower freight rates, higher network costs and rerouting of vessels. Operating profit (Ebit) fell to $200m in the fourth quarter of 2025, compared with $800m ...

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The Federal Reserve’s decision on whether to cut interest rates again depends heavily on the uncertain “neutral rate,” the level at which policy neither slows nor stimulates the economy. With rates ...