Agency: Fed in no hurry to ease policy, but could still cut interest rates in September
According to online reports, Allspring analyst Matthias Scheiber said that due to persistent uncertainty surrounding tariffs and the still strong U.S. labor market, the Federal Reserve has adopted a widely expected "wait-and-see" attitude towards interest rates. "From our perspective, the next window for a possible Fed rate cut will be September," the director of multi-asset solutions said. Allspring predicts that the Fed could cut interest rates twice this year if inflation continues to fall towards its 2.0 percent target.
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