Fading Fed Expectations Are Supportive – Scotiabank
US Dollar Flattens After Fed's Williams Delivers Dovish Comments
The FOMC's voting members this year warned: The usa is now very susceptible to inflation shocks!
Barkin said he does not want to "prejudge the situation in December," but added that the upcoming interest rate decision will depend on the data.
USD: Dollar Holds Gains – ING
ING International: The US dollar may continue to trade in a relatively high range.
Gelonghui, November 21 | ing groep stated that after the usa presidential election, the dollar has risen, and it may continue to trade within a higher range thereafter.
Dollar Could Stay in Higher Range After Election Rally -- Market Talk
Survey: Nine out of ten economists still expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates next month, but the pace of rate cuts will slow down next year.
A recent survey released by industry media this week shows that most economists still expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates for the third consecutive meeting next month; however, due to the risks of rising inflation posed by the policy guidelines suggested by the elected US president Trump, economists' expectations for the interest rate cut magnitude in 2025 have noticeably decreased compared to a month ago.
Express News | Institutions: The Fed's current interest rate cut process may already be more than halfway through.
Fed's Williams Sees Inflation Cooling and Interest Rates Falling Further
Fed's Williams Sees Inflation Cooling and Interest Rates Falling Further -- Barrons.com
Top economists: The risk of conflict between Trump and the Federal Reserve is "very high."
Former Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund said that if the Federal Reserve does what it must do, it will hinder Trump from getting what he wants.
Fed officials are cautious! Trump's risk suppresses confidence in rate cut in December, will the pace slow down next year?
Prior to the December interest rate meeting, several Federal Reserve officials discussed their differing views on the direction of monetary policy.
The Federal Reserve's most hawkish member, Bowman, urges caution regarding further interest rate cuts.
Bowman's latest speech indicates that if the labor market remains strong while progress on inflation is slow, she may not support a rate cut in December.
Federal Reserve's dovish tone continues: there is a need for further interest rate cuts, but caution is required!
①Boston Federal Reserve President Collins stated that it is necessary to further cut interest rates, but caution should be exercised to avoid moving too quickly or too slowly; ②In addition to her, Federal Reserve Board members Bauman and Cook both emphasized a cautious approach to further interest rate cuts, due to slowing inflation and a strong job market.
Express News | The probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in December is 52.3%.
Federal Reserve Governor Cook: It is expected that there may be further rate cuts in the future and does not believe that the policy is on a preset track.
Cook expects further interest rate cuts in the future, but she emphasizes that decisions will not be made prematurely.
Express News | Fed's Collins: Some additional rate cuts still needed due to policy's remaining restrictive nature.
Fed Governors Call For Caution on Rate Cuts
Express News | Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: Progress towards achieving the inflation target appears to have stalled.
Federal Reserve Watch for Nov. 20: Pace of Rate Reductions May Link to Incoming Data, Cook Says