Analyst: Even if inflation worsens, expectations for a Fed rate cut in September are unlikely to change
ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, analyst Chris Anstey stated that before the release of inflation data, the market has fully anticipated that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in two weeks. For traders to abandon this expectation, it may require exceptionally strong employment growth data and a high CPI report. Even if the upcoming CPI shows intensified inflation, a rate cut seems to be a foregone conclusion.
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