🚨 BREAKING: FED MAY CUT INTEREST RATES "GOOD NEWS" BY THE END OF THIS YEAR
On June 2, 2025, in Seoul, U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller affirmed that the possibility of lowering interest rates by the end of the year remains entirely on the Fed's agenda, as long as inflation continues to decrease towards the 2% target and the labor market remains stable. Waller described these potential rate cuts as "good news cuts" — reductions made based on positive progress on inflation, not due to concerns about economic recession.
Key points:
• Inflation and labor: Waller reiterated that if the core CPI continues to approach 2% and the unemployment rate remains low, the Fed will have room to loosen monetary policy.
• Impact of tariffs: He assessed that the tariff measures from the Trump era only caused a "one-time price increase" and are not strong enough to prevent interest rate cuts, while stating that the economy has time to monitor the impact of trade policy before changing interest rates.
• Next meeting schedule: The Fed's next monetary policy meeting will take place on June 17-18, 2025, but the market is currently expecting the Fed to maintain interest rates until the September meeting before considering cuts.
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