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🚀 Economists Predict December Core PCE Inflation to Remain Stable

According to Odaily, with the release of this week's CPI and PPI data, economists can now accurately forecast the crucial core PCE inflation data for December, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure. Recent predictions indicate that the core PCE price increase for December will be below 0.2%, with early forecasts ranging from 0.16% by Morgan Stanley to 0.19% by Pantheon Macroeconomics. These figures suggest that the annual rate of core PCE inflation will remain at 2.8%, consistent with November's rate. However, the three-month and six-month trends are expected to move in a favorable direction. Sam Tombs, an analyst at Pantheon Macroeconomics, stated, "We still believe that core PCE inflation will slightly decline over the next two months, supporting the FOMC's potential policy easing at the end of March."

#Economists #CorePCE #Inflation #FederalReserve #CPI #PPI #MorganStanley #PantheonMacroeconomics #FOMC #PolicyEasing
🚀 Trade Tensions May Prompt Early Fed Rate Cuts, TD Securities Reports

According to BlockBeats, TD Securities has indicated that escalating trade tensions could lead the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates earlier than anticipated, with the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds potentially dropping to 3% by the end of the year. Strategists, including Oscar Munoz, have revised their forecast for the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) first rate cut from July to June, now expecting rate cuts at each meeting until May 2026.

Analysts also estimate a 50% chance of a recession in the U.S. economy. As U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff measures impact global markets, TD Securities has joined institutions like Goldman Sachs and UBS Global Wealth Management in advancing their expectations for U.S. policy easing. Swap traders are now pricing in more than four rate cuts by the Fed before the end of the year, compared to around three expected on April 1, the day before Trump announced unexpectedly reciprocal tariffs.


#TradeTensions #FederalReserve #RateCuts #USTreasuryBonds #FOMC #Recession #TariffMeasures #PolicyEasing #SwapTraders
🚀 Goldman Sachs Revises Fed Rate Cut Forecast Amid Recession Concerns

According to PANews, Goldman Sachs has adjusted its expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, suggesting a higher risk of policy easing if an economic recession occurs. The investment bank now anticipates the Fed will initiate a series of rate cuts in June, earlier than its previous July forecast, as part of a precautionary easing cycle. In a scenario where the U.S. avoids recession, Goldman Sachs expects the Fed to implement three consecutive 25 basis point cuts, bringing the federal funds rate to a range of 3.5% to 3.75%. However, if the economy does enter a recession, the Fed is predicted to respond with more aggressive measures, potentially reducing rates by approximately 200 basis points next year. Considering the increased likelihood of a recession, Goldman Sachs' current weighted forecast indicates a total rate cut of 130 basis points in 2025, up from the previous estimate of 105 basis points. As of last Friday's market close, this outlook aligns closely with current market expectations.

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🚀 Fed's Bostic Highlights Balanced Risks Amid Labor Market Observations

According to BlockBeats, Federal Reserve official Raphael Bostic stated that the labor market does not show significant weakness, indicating that the risks to the Fed's dual mandate have become more balanced. A weaker job market suggests that some policy easing might be appropriate, although price stability remains a primary concern.

Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields continued to decline, with the 10-year yield falling by 4.1 basis points to 4.236%.


#Fed #Bostic #LaborMarket #BalancedRisks #DualMandate #MonetaryPolicy #PolicyEasing #PriceStability #TreasuryYields #TenYearYield
🚀 Barclays Now Expects Three Fed Rate Cuts in 2025

Key Takeaways:Barclays forecasts three Fed rate cuts in 2025: September, October, and December.Each cut is projected to be 25 basis points, taking the benchmark rate lower into year-end.The revised outlook is more dovish than its previous forecast of only two cuts.Barclays has raised its forecast for U.S. Federal Reserve policy easing, now expecting three interest rate cuts in 2025 instead of two.According to Jinshi Data, the bank predicts the Fed will cut rates by 25 basis points each in September, October, and December, citing a softer economic outlook and weaker labor market conditions.Previously, Barclays projected just two cuts in September and December. The revision reflects growing market consensus that the Fed will need to act more aggressively to support growth while inflation pressures remain contained.

#Barclays #Fed #FederalReserve #RateCuts #2025 #September #October #December #MonetaryPolicy #Dovish #PolicyEasing #LaborMarket #Inflation
🚀 Federal Reserve's Mester Highlights Limited Scope for Policy Easing

According to BlockBeats, Federal Reserve official Mester stated that there is limited room for further policy easing and emphasized the need for caution. The focus remains on reducing inflation, which is deemed crucial. Current monetary policy is closer to neutral rather than slightly restrictive.

#FederalReserve #Mester #PolicyEasing #MonetaryPolicy #Inflation #Caution #NeutralPolicy
🚀 Market Anticipates Federal Reserve Policy Easing by 2026

According to Odaily, on December 18, Federal Reserve interest rate swaps indicate that the market expects a policy easing of 3 basis points by the end of 2026.

#FederalReserve #interestRateSwaps #PolicyEasing #2026 #MarketExpectations
🚀 Federal Reserve's Musalem Highlights Need for Risk Visibility Before Policy Easing

According to ChainCatcher, Federal Reserve representative Musalem emphasized the necessity of observing tangible risks before considering further policy relaxation. This statement underscores the cautious approach the Federal Reserve is taking in its monetary policy decisions.

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🚀 India's Central Bank Likely Ends Easing Cycle Amid Improved Economic Outlook

India's central bank may have concluded its easing cycle, according to a report by Capital Economics' Asia economist Shivaan Tandon. According to Jin10, Tandon noted that the recent bilateral trade agreements, which significantly reduced tariffs on Indian exports to the U.S., have moderately improved India's economic growth prospects. This development is likely a key reason for the central bank's decision to halt further policy easing. Additionally, the recent rise in precious metal prices has led the central bank to raise its inflation expectations. Tandon believes that given the improved economic outlook and inflation trending towards the 4% medium-term target, the threshold for resuming rate cuts is now considerably high.

#India #CentralBank #EasingCycle #EconomicOutlook #Inflation #BilateralTrade #Tariffs #PreciousMetals #RateCuts #PolicyEasing
🚀 India's Central Bank Cash Infusions Lead to Stealth Policy Easing

Large cash infusions by India's central bank are resulting in what some analysts describe as stealth policy easing. Bloomberg posted on X, noting that these actions have pushed a key overnight borrowing gauge significantly below the benchmark rate. This development is seen as a strategic move by the central bank to manage liquidity in the financial system without making overt policy changes. Analysts are closely monitoring the situation, as it could have implications for the broader economic landscape in India. The central bank's approach reflects a nuanced strategy to influence market conditions subtly, aiming to support economic stability.

#India #CentralBank #CashInfusions #PolicyEasing #Liquidity #EconomicStability #FinancialSystem #MarketConditions #OvernightBorrowing #StrategicMove
🚀 China's 2026 Debt Issuance Target Aligns with Market Expectations

China's debt issuance target for 2026 is aligning with market expectations, providing relief to bond traders. Bloomberg posted on X that this alignment is supported by ample liquidity and increasing speculation on policy easing. The move is seen as a positive signal for the bond market, which has been closely monitoring China's fiscal strategies. Traders are optimistic that the government's approach will maintain stability and support economic growth. The alignment with market expectations is expected to bolster confidence among investors, who have been concerned about potential disruptions in the bond market. This development comes amid a backdrop of global economic uncertainties, where China's fiscal policies play a crucial role in influencing market dynamics.

#China #debtissuance #2026 #marketexpectations #bondmarket #liquidity #policyeasing #fiscalstrategies #economicgrowth #investorconfidence #globaluncertainties #Chinaeconomy
🚀 Analyst Predicts Continued Dollar Support Amid Iran Conflict

Monex Europe analysts have indicated that the U.S. dollar is likely to remain supported in the short term unless there are credible signs of de-escalation in the Iran conflict. According to Jin10, the ongoing conflict is driving safe-haven flows towards the dollar. The war has led to rising oil prices, reinforcing market expectations that the Federal Reserve will maintain its tight monetary policy for a longer period than previously anticipated, thereby supporting the dollar. However, in the longer term, the market may be underestimating the potential extent of U.S. policy easing once concerns over energy prices begin to subside, which poses a downside risk to the dollar.

#Dollar #IranConflict #SafeHaven #OilPrices #FederalReserve #MonetaryPolicy #USDollar #PolicyEasing #EnergyPrices #MarketExpectations