The Federal Reserve is set to announce a historic interest rate cut this week, the first since 2020, as inflation shows signs of stabilization. Business owners like Kelly Mardis anticipate relief from high borrowing costs for mortgages and loans. While some economists suggest a significant half-point reduction, others warn it may indicate greater economic concerns. Concurrently, Brazil's central bank may raise its interest rates despite expectations for a U.S. cut, influenced by mixed inflation data. The upcoming meetings in both countries, along with a focus on global economic indicators, could shape future fiscal policies. Investors are keenly watching these developments, which have already impacted stock market performance favorably.