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Overall, the Fed continues its cautious "wait‑and‑see" stance—keeping rates stable for now while signaling reduced urgency for cuts ahead.

The Fed is widely expected to hold interest rates steady (4.25–4.50%) at its June 17–18 FOMC meeting, marking a fourth consecutive pause as officials await clearer data on tariffs, inflation, and global pressures . The central bank will also release updated “dot‑plots” and economic forecasts, likely signaling fewer rate cuts this year—markets now price in only one cut by year’s end . While inflation has cooled to around 2.4% and job growth remains sturdy , new tariffs and Middle East tensions are clouding outlooks . Meanwhile, the Fed scheduled a June 25 meeting to consider easing bank leverage rules under newly confirmed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman .