
The Federal Reserve and financial markets are in agreement on rate-cut expectations without causing major economic disruptions. They are urged to consider a long-term shift in the macro-economic landscape. Bank lending and bond-market activities are increasing in anticipation of Fed rate cuts, expected to have a significant economic impact.
"This might be a weird Fed meeting," Macro Institute's Brian Nick says. "The markets and the Fed are relatively aligned coming into it, which has not usually been the case. The market's been looking for the Fed to make pivots here and there in the last couple of meetings." https://t.co/C1fumkN0a1
Bank lending and bond-market activity are climbing in anticipation of Fed rate cuts, which should deliver an outsized economic punch this time around, says @conorsen https://t.co/FFLQICCWWF via @opinion
Bank lending and bond-market activity are climbing in anticipation of Fed rate cuts, which should deliver an outsized economic punch this time around, says @conorsen https://t.co/JtE5j2CiK8


