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Institutions: The Federal Reserve May Not Cut Interest Rates Until December

Institutions: The Federal Reserve May Not Cut Interest Rates Until December

金色财经金色财经2025/06/25 07:12
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According to Jinse Finance, the US dollar edged higher after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell maintained a cautious stance on interest rate cuts. During his testimony before Congress on Tuesday, Powell appeared to dampen expectations for a rate cut in July and rejected President Trump's calls for lower rates. Pepperstone strategist Michael Brown stated in a report that the Federal Reserve may wait until December to cut rates, and is likely to reduce rates by only 25 basis points this year. (Jin10)

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