This week, the US Federal Reserve is forecasted to cut interest rates, indicating a shift in monetary policy as inflation stabilizes near the 2% target.
With inflation dropping to 2.5%, the Fed is likely to consider reducing borrowing costs after the current rate of 5.25-5.5% has held for 14 months.
The economic outlook for the coming months suggests slow growth across major economies, necessitating central banks to take action as momentum wanes.
Despite a resilient job market, certain industries are facing layoffs, indicating a complex economic landscape where cost of living pressures are affecting consumer spending.
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