JUST IN: JPMorgan expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in December.
The move comes as economic growth shows signs of slowing, inflation pressures ease, and markets increasingly price in a more accommodative monetary policy.
Analysts say this could support borrowing, stimulate spending, and provide a boost to equities heading into the new year, while also signaling confidence in the central bank’s assessment of the U.S. economic outlook.
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JUST IN: JPMorgan expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in December.
The move comes as economic growth shows signs of slowing, inflation pressures ease, and markets increasingly price in a more accommodative monetary policy.
Analysts say this could support borrowing, stimulate spending, and provide a boost to equities heading into the new year, while also signaling confidence in the central bank’s assessment of the U.S. economic outlook.