The Federal Reserve just made another move cutting interest rates by 25 basis points. It’s the second time this year, and it’s starting to feel like a real shift in policy.
The message is simple: the Fed wants to keep the economy alive and steady. Inflation has cooled down, but growth is showing signs of slowing, and this small cut is meant to keep things moving without flooding the system.
For the markets, rate cuts are like oxygen. Borrowing gets cheaper, businesses get bolder, and risk assets like stocks and crypto usually feel the boost first. But it’s not just about excitement it’s also a reminder that the Fed sees a few cracks under the surface.
This cut might look small, but it tells a big story. Liquidity is easing again, and the next few months will show if the economy can turn that into real momentum.