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Global markets are betting on a September Federal Reserve rate cut after Chair Jerome Powell’s much-anticipated Jackson Hole speech signaled a policy pivot. Jefferies’ Chief Market Strategist David Cerbos, also mentioned as a possible future Fed chair, welcomed the shift but criticized the Fed for acting too late and keeping monetary policy unnecessarily restrictive. Despite …
Markets Fully Price In September Fed Rate Cut :The CME FedWatch Tool now shows a 100% probability of an interest rate cut at the U.S. Federal Reserve’s September 17, 2025 meeting, with markets expecting a 25–50 bps reduction from the current 4.25%–4.50% range. Traders see no chance of a hike or no change, signaling a …
President Donald Trump has reignited his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for keeping U.S. interest rates at two-decade highs, blaming the Fed for hurting homebuyers and farmers. Backed by Kansas Senator Roger Marshall, Trump argues that each percentage point in high rates costs the U.S. $365 billion annually. The controversy deepened as two …
U.S. markets hit fresh record highs as President Trump secured key trade deals and ramped up pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. This blog covers the growing clash between Trump and Powell, the controversial $3.1 billion Fed renovation, and the booming AI investment wave led by Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta. …
President Donald Trump visited the Federal Reserve and called for sharp interest rate cuts to boost the U.S. economy, criticizing the ongoing costly Fed building renovation. He emphasized that lower rates would unlock trillions in economic benefits and make housing affordable for first-time buyers. Trump also touted trade wins with Japan and other countries, while …
US Inflation continues to ease, but the Federal Reserve holds off on rate cuts. Former Fed Governor Randy Kroszner explains why services inflation, tariffs, and cautious Fed policy are shaping the interest rate outlook for 2025. US Inflation Falls for Fifth Straight Month to 2.7% In a conversation with Media that brought clarity to the …
US Current Account Deficit Hits Record $450.2 Billion in Q1 2025:The U.S. recorded its largest-ever current account deficit of $450.2 billion in Q1 2025, driven by a surge in imports, weakening services surplus, and deteriorating investment income. The widening gap highlights rising economic vulnerabilities, growing pressure on the dollar, and increasing constraints on the Federal …
Global central banks are shrinking their balance sheets at a record pace, pulling $110 billion in liquidity out of markets each month. With the Fed, ECB, BoJ, and BoE all engaged in aggressive quantitative tightening, could this trigger a new wave of market volatility? Why Central Banks Are Unloading $100 Billion Monthly? Over the last …
Jerome Powell Says Economy in Strong Shape:n a highly anticipated press conference, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell shared an optimistic outlook on the U.S. economy while cautioning about potential inflationary pressures due to new tariffs. Powell explained why the Fed is adopting a wait-and-watch approach before cutting interest rates, emphasizing forward-looking policy and evolving business …
President Trump to Fire Jerome Powell:U.S. President Donald Trump has once again called on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Speaking on Thursday, he reiterated his dissatisfaction with the Fed’s current stance on monetary policy and hinted that a decision on the next Fed Chair will be coming soon. This comes as Jerome Powell’s …