
Several financial experts, including Greg Ip, are advocating for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates now rather than waiting until September. They argue that the Fed should be data-dependent and trust its own forecast, suggesting that delaying a rate cut brings risks. The option of cutting rates should be discussed at the upcoming meeting in two weeks.
A timely note on why the Fed Should Cut Rates Now—Not Wait Until September via @WSJ @greg_ip. My estimate of the Fed’s reaction function implies the policy rate is 150 basis points above what the appropriate rate should be. Too restrictive. https://t.co/RUJ1Zh2m6t
"But if the Fed were truly data-dependent and trusted its own forecast, it would be comfortable cutting interest rates now. At a minimum, the option should be actively debated at its meeting in two weeks. A cut does bring risks, but so does waiting." --@Greg_Ip, @WSJ https://t.co/j0LFxUy5Od
.@greg_ip joins the-Fed-should-cut-in-July chorus. https://t.co/KWlivPeCdO via @WSJ




