Markets Are Gearing up for Rate Cuts. Morgan Stanley Thinks Investors Will Be Disappointed.

Markets are gearing up for rate cuts. Morgan Stanley thinks investors will be disappointed.

Kent Nishimura/Getty ImagesMarkets have been clamoring for rate cuts, and are eyeing the next two Fed meetings as possible windows. But Morgan Stanley analysts predict that the Fed won't be cutting rates in July or September.The market's view of rate cuts has brightened after recent dovish commentary. Economists at Morgan Stanley think investors are about to be disappointed in the outcomes of the next two Federal Reserve meetings. The bank said …

Underlying Inflation Cools Sharply in May, Strengthening Case for Fed Rate Cuts

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauges showed underlying price pressures easing in May, reinforcing the case for interest rate cuts later this year as price growth continues to drift downward. The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, released Friday by The post Underlying Inflation Cools Sharply in May, Strengthening Case for Fed Rate Cuts appeared first on Breitbart.

Traders Brace For Rate Cuts After Powell Departs Next Year

Traders are now betting on more interest rate cuts as Jerome Powell prepares to leave the Federal Reserve System. A FT report from June 28 highlighted how Powell’s expected exit and criticism from Donald Trump are influencing market forecasts. Traders now expect five quarter-point cuts by the end of 2026, compared to just four projected last month. Trump’s repeated complaints about Powell’s slow actions have fueled the assumption that the next F…