Powell: The Fed can cut interest rates faster or slower, Trump cannot fire me, it may be appropriate to slow down interest rate cuts in the future.
Powell stated that the fight against inflation is not over yet, core inflation remains somewhat high, the job market continues to cool down very slowly, the Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates, but if inflation cools down and the economy remains strong, the rate cut can be slower. In the short term, the US presidential election has no impact on monetary policy, future fiscal policy implications will be taken into account, and the US deficit and fiscal policy are economic obstacles.
Cross-market firecrackers are sounding! After the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision night, what is the probability of a rate cut in December?
①If measured by the comprehensive performance of cross-assets, yesterday may have been the best performing day of the year for the Fed interest rate day market; ②The Fed announced a 25 basis point rate cut to 4.5%-4.75% on Thursday as expected by the market, with a possible rate cut again in December; ③CME's FedWatch tool shows that traders currently expect a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed in December with a probability of 67.8%.
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