#MarketRebound 🚨BREAKING NEWS – THE FED EXPECTS TO CUT INTEREST RATES IN THE NEXT QUARTER🚨

Global financial markets reacted this morning to analysts' forecasts that the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) will begin to cut interest rates in the third quarter of 2025, in an effort to support the slowing economic recovery.

Many investment funds and economic strategists on Wall Street believe that after a series of interest rate hikes that have lasted since 2022, the Fed is likely to reverse course and "loosen monetary policy" to stimulate credit and spending as U.S. GDP growth has slowed in the past two quarters.

"The risk of recession is increasingly rising, inflation has gradually been brought under control to the target range of 2%, and the labor market is showing signs of cooling. This paves the way for the Fed to consider cutting interest rates by the end of July or early August," a senior strategist at a major investment bank in New York stated.

In the bond market, the yield on the U.S. 10-year government bonds fell about 10 basis points to 3.75%, while the U.S. dollar index stood near its lowest level in two weeks against a basket of major currencies, reflecting many investors' expectations that the cost of capital will be cheaper in the second half of this year.

In the upcoming June monetary policy meeting, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to thoroughly discuss the latest economic data, including the CPI and PCE inflation reports, as well as the non-farm payroll index. Mr. Powell's recent remarks indicate that the Fed is transitioning from "quantitative tightening" to "cautious monitoring" before making any decisions.