#PowellRemarks The actions remained contained after the Federal Reserve decided to maintain interest rates stable, leaving its benchmark interest rate in its current range of 4.25% to 4.5%, as the markets anticipated. But it indicated that cuts could still come this year 2025, while it reduced the number of cuts expected for 2026 and 2027. Investors analyzed the comments of the FED chairman, Jerome Powell, who warned that the impact of high tariffs from the United States has not yet been felt; analysts estimate that the first cut could come in November of this year.

This reflects a more cautious outlook on the future of monetary policy. The FED chairman, Jerome Powell, indicated that there is still time to observe how the economy evolves before making new decisions.