Why the Fed Is Unlikely to Cut Rates This Year

Goldman Sachs·Jun 9

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The federal reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates this year. Some outlets suggest that any rate cut, if it happens, may not occur until the second half of 2027, although the timing is uncertain. The decision is expected to be unaffected by various factors, including government data and jobs reports, with some also considering a rate hike to be unlikely.

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