Investor see stagflation ahead but slow interest rate cuts, CNBC Fed survey finds

Investor see stagflation ahead but slow interest rate cuts, CNBC Fed survey finds

Respondents continue to forecast weaker growth and higher inflation than they did at the beginning of the year.

New Data Points to "Stagflation Summer"

Early in April, President Trump shocked the world with his “Liberation Day” announcement of sweeping reciprocal tariffs. Shortly afterwards, many economists started worrying about an economic phenomenon not seen in nearly half a century: Stagflation. Stagflation essentially combines the “worst of both worlds.” You get high unemployment, high inflation, and stagnant economic growth. And today, I’d like to show you why we’re headed towards at leas…

Investors See Stagflation Ahead But Slow Interest Rate Cuts, CNBC Fed Survey Finds - South Florida Reporter

The June CNBC Fed Survey continued to indicate weaker growth and higher inflation than at the beginning of the year and most say uncertainty over tariff policy remains high.