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Fed seen resuming interest-rate cuts

Barclays expects US Fed to deliver two rate cuts this year on softer labor market activity

Barclays now expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to deliver two quarter-point interest rate cuts in June and September, the Wall Street brokerage said on Thursday, citing softer labor market conditions amid tariff uncertainty.

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After CPI inflation report, federal-funds futures point to no Fed rate cuts before June

Traders in the federal-funds futures market are expecting the Federal Reserve will hold its benchmark interest rate steady until June, when they anticipate a potential rate cut. Fed-funds futures pointed to a 99% probability of the Fed keeping its policy rate at the current level of 4.

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Jobs, Inflation, and the Fed: Will 2025 See One, Two, or Three Rate Cuts?

Traders are actively assessing the likelihood of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts for the year. While the Fed will likely remain idle this month, more long-term forecasts indicate a 25% chance of two rate cuts,

Cooler inflation paves way for Fed to resume rate cuts in June

Cooler inflation last month leaves the door open for the Federal Reserve to resume cutting interest rates by mid-year, but the central bank remains worried that U.S. tariff hikes could rekindle price pressures,

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The state of the US economy, in 9 charts

President Donald Trump on Tuesday will address Congress for the first time in his second term, and he’ll do with an economy ...

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Fed Chair Powell signals possible tweaks to 'dot plot' rate-path forecasts

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday signaled potential changes for the Fed's closely watched "dot plot" ...

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U.S. Inflation Eased More Than Expected in February

Economists are bracing for intensifying price pressures and slower growth, posing a challenge for the Federal Reserve.

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The 'clouds' weighing down the market aren't going anywhere: Chart of the Week

Investors don't think the wild swings in markets are over as uncertainty around President Trump's policies remains.

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