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US Fed hints at rate cuts as inflation and jobs cool
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US Fed signaled possible rate cuts for late 2025 as inflation and job growth slow, boosting risk sentiment and easing Treasury yields.
Federal Reserve officials indicated they could ease monetary policy later in 2025 after recent data showed slowing inflation and soft employment growth. Markets interpret the shift as a signal of policy normalization after two years of tight rates. Treasury yields fell while risk assets rallied on expectations of lower borrowing costs. Analysts expect two quarter-point cuts by December if core CPI continues to trend lower, though officials warn against premature easing until price stability is secured.