The trader reduces pricing for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut.
Bitget news, traders have reduced their pricing for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. In addition, the Federal Reserve FOMC economic forecast: The median unemployment rate expectations for the end of 2024 to 2026 are respectively 4.2%, 4.3%, and 4.3%. (The September forecasts were respectively 4.4%, 4.4%, and 4.3%),
Federal Reserve FOMC economic forecast: The median core PCE inflation expectations for the end of 2024 to 2026 are respectively at 2.8%,2.5% and,2.2%. (The September forecasts were respectively at 2.6%,2.2% and,2%).
Federal Reserve FOMC economic forecast: The median PCE inflation expectations for the end of years from year-end in between years from year-end in between years from year-end in between years from year-end in between years from year-end in between years from year-end in between years.
Federal Reserve FOMC economic forecast: The GDP growth rate expected medians for each respective ending period of time spanning across three consecutive calendar periods starting with a given point within a specific timeframe that begins during an annual cycle which starts on January first or ends on December thirty-first is projected to be two-point-five percent during one particular twelve-month interval followed by two-point-one percent throughout another similar duration before finally reaching two-percent after concluding a third equivalent span.(All projections made during a month occurring near autumn equinox were consistently estimated as being equal to two-percent).
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