JP Morgan Shifts Forecast for FOMC Rate Cut to November
JP Morgan revises their forecast for the first FOMC rate cut from July to November, citing positive job reports. Goldman Sachs hints at possible rate cuts in September and December, with more expected in 2025 and 2026. JP Morgan anticipates a dovish stance from Powell and quarterly rate cuts in the coming year, influenced by robust job growth momentum.
US Federal Reserve Expected to Cut Interest Rates Once in Response to Economic Uncertainty
Amidst economic uncertainty and global market fluctuations, economists predict that the US Federal Reserve will make a single interest rate cut this year to support the economy and prevent a potential downturn. The decision has sparked debate among policymakers and financial analysts, with some advocating for multiple cuts to stimulate economic activity. The implications of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decisions are significant, affecting borrowing costs, investment decisions, and consumer spending.
Bond Traders Brace for Hawkish Turn from Federal Reserve
Bond traders are preparing for a potentially hawkish turn from the Federal Reserve, adjusting their strategies amid poor US Treasury performance. With expectations shifting towards higher rates and doubts about future cuts, traders are increasing short positions. Market data shows a rise in bearish sentiment, with hedge funds and CTAs actively building short positions. As the market braces for a potentially hawkish pivot, the bond market sees a resurgence in short bond exposure.
Federal Reserve Signals Potential Interest Rate Cuts in Response to Positive CPI Data
The Federal Reserve’s signal of potential interest rate cuts has generated excitement in the market, leading to significant gains in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index. Investors are advised to reassess their strategies for portfolio protection and consider alternative approaches in the event of a different monetary policy trajectory.
Short-maturity Treasuries Surge After Fed Confirms Interest-Rate Cuts
Short-maturity Treasuries surged after the Federal Reserve confirmed three interest-rate cuts this year, easing market concerns. Yields on two-year debt dropped, with traders now anticipating approximately 77 basis points of cuts this year. The Fed’s decision appeared more dovish than expected, leading to a rally in short-end bonds and higher inflation-expectations. The market’s reaction to the Fed’s decision will continue to shape investment strategies and market dynamics.
Fed’s Potential Pivot and Inventory Glut Impact
An Early Pivot for the Fed Could Have Costly Consequences According to a recent report, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) is expected to maintain steady rates in the upcoming week. However, due to progress on inflation despite the Red…