Golden Ten News January 17th: Reuters' survey shows that the Fed will keep Faiz Oranı unchanged on January 29th and will cut interest rates again in March. Policymakers are digesting a series of new economic policies expected to be introduced in Washington. The survey also shows that lingering inflationary pressures may only prompt the Fed to cut interest rates once more. Concerns about Trump's promises, from comprehensive tariff levies, tax cuts to the expulsion of illegal immigrants, have already led to a sharp rise in US bond yields before he took office. The already strong economic outlook and the Fed's future Faiz Oranı path will depend on the extent to which the new government fulfills these promises. The 103 economists surveyed all expect the FOMC to maintain the key Faiz Oranı at 4.25% -4.50% at the meeting on January 28th to 29th, and nearly 60% expect the Fed to cut interest rates in March. Among the 102 economists surveyed, 65 expected interest rates to be cut twice or less this year. The survey also shows that by the end of 2025, the federal fund Faiz Oranı will be between 3.75% and 4.00%, far higher than the 3.00% -3.25% predicted a few months ago.
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Reuters survey: Trump's policies raise concerns about inflation, and the Federal Reserve is expected to hold steady in January.
Golden Ten News January 17th: Reuters' survey shows that the Fed will keep Faiz Oranı unchanged on January 29th and will cut interest rates again in March. Policymakers are digesting a series of new economic policies expected to be introduced in Washington. The survey also shows that lingering inflationary pressures may only prompt the Fed to cut interest rates once more. Concerns about Trump's promises, from comprehensive tariff levies, tax cuts to the expulsion of illegal immigrants, have already led to a sharp rise in US bond yields before he took office. The already strong economic outlook and the Fed's future Faiz Oranı path will depend on the extent to which the new government fulfills these promises. The 103 economists surveyed all expect the FOMC to maintain the key Faiz Oranı at 4.25% -4.50% at the meeting on January 28th to 29th, and nearly 60% expect the Fed to cut interest rates in March. Among the 102 economists surveyed, 65 expected interest rates to be cut twice or less this year. The survey also shows that by the end of 2025, the federal fund Faiz Oranı will be between 3.75% and 4.00%, far higher than the 3.00% -3.25% predicted a few months ago.