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🇺🇲FED CHAIR POWELL SAYS THE UPCOMING TRADE DEALS MAY ALLOW FOR RATE CUTS. RATE CUTS ARE COMING IN JULY 🚀 CheckDot is SAFU research on CheckDot 🤝 #RateCutExpectations #checkdot
🇺🇲FED CHAIR POWELL SAYS THE UPCOMING TRADE DEALS MAY ALLOW FOR RATE CUTS.

RATE CUTS ARE COMING IN JULY 🚀

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Jun 25
#RateCutExpectations US posts $316 billion May deficit, third-largest ever as 12-month budget gap hits $2T despite record tariff revenue. Fiscal pressure is mounting rapidly, and rate cuts may be expected soon.
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US posts $316 billion May deficit, third-largest ever as 12-month budget gap hits $2T despite record tariff revenue.

Fiscal pressure is mounting rapidly, and rate cuts may be expected soon.
Jun 25
Bullish
@CZ What to you think? 🇺🇸 FOMC: Polymarket users predict a 51% chance the Fed will cut rates by 25 bps in September Rate Cut হওয়ার সম্ভবনা অনেকটাই বেড়ে যাচ্ছে। দেখা যাক কি হয় 😊 #cripto #RateCutExpectations #bullish
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🇺🇸 FOMC: Polymarket users predict a 51% chance the Fed will cut rates by 25 bps in September

Rate Cut হওয়ার সম্ভবনা অনেকটাই বেড়ে যাচ্ছে। দেখা যাক কি হয় 😊
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Jun 24
Powell Testifies Today as Trump and Markets Push for Rate CutsPolitical pressure is mounting around the US Federal Reserve as expectations for rate cuts intensify. Fed Chair Jerome Powell will testify before Congress this week to provide an update on the central bank’s views on inflation and the economy. On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. EST, he will appear before the House Financial Services Committee in Room 2128 of the Rayburn House Office Building. On Wednesday, he will testify before the Senate Banking Committee. Several other Fed officials are also scheduled to speak throughout the week. Powell faces growing criticism, especially from President Trump, who has repeatedly demanded aggressive rate cuts. Trump has called for a three percentage point reduction, accusing Powell of being behind the curve while other central banks, particularly in Europe, have already moved to ease policy. On Truth Social, Trump lashed out again on Tuesday morning, calling Powell “too late” and urging Congress to hold him accountable for refusing to lower rates, claiming lower rates could save the US $800 billion per year. Meanwhile, political influence appears to be creeping into the Fed itself. Two key Fed officials, Governor Michelle Bowman and Governor Christopher Waller, recently suggested that rate cuts could begin as early as July if inflation data remains consistent. The next FOMC meeting is scheduled for July 29 and 30. Speaking in Prague, Bowman stated that she could see a case for loosening policy next month, while Waller echoed similar views. Despite that, markets remain skeptical that July will be the starting point, with most pricing favoring September for the first rate cut. Last week, the Fed kept rates unchanged, but policymakers forecast 50 basis points of total easing by December, likely through two quarter-point cuts. The Fed’s latest projections reflect lower growth expectations combined with stubbornly high inflation, raising concerns about stagflation. Trade tensions, tariffs, and unpredictable price pressures tied to Trump administration policies add further uncertainty. The next key data point is Friday’s release of the May PCE inflation report, the Fed's preferred inflation measure, which will signal whether price pressures are easing toward the 2 percent target. Powell’s testimony today at 10:00 a.m. EST and again on Wednesday could trigger market reactions, especially if Trump’s political allies aggressively challenge him. With the Fed divided over timing and the economy flashing mixed signals, the stakes for Powell and for monetary policy are higher than ever. #PowellSpeech #RateCutExpectations

Powell Testifies Today as Trump and Markets Push for Rate Cuts

Political pressure is mounting around the US Federal Reserve as expectations for rate cuts intensify. Fed Chair Jerome Powell will testify before Congress this week to provide an update on the central bank’s views on inflation and the economy. On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. EST, he will appear before the House Financial Services Committee in Room 2128 of the Rayburn House Office Building. On Wednesday, he will testify before the Senate Banking Committee. Several other Fed officials are also scheduled to speak throughout the week.
Powell faces growing criticism, especially from President Trump, who has repeatedly demanded aggressive rate cuts. Trump has called for a three percentage point reduction, accusing Powell of being behind the curve while other central banks, particularly in Europe, have already moved to ease policy. On Truth Social, Trump lashed out again on Tuesday morning, calling Powell “too late” and urging Congress to hold him accountable for refusing to lower rates, claiming lower rates could save the US $800 billion per year.
Meanwhile, political influence appears to be creeping into the Fed itself. Two key Fed officials, Governor Michelle Bowman and Governor Christopher Waller, recently suggested that rate cuts could begin as early as July if inflation data remains consistent. The next FOMC meeting is scheduled for July 29 and 30.
Speaking in Prague, Bowman stated that she could see a case for loosening policy next month, while Waller echoed similar views. Despite that, markets remain skeptical that July will be the starting point, with most pricing favoring September for the first rate cut.
Last week, the Fed kept rates unchanged, but policymakers forecast 50 basis points of total easing by December, likely through two quarter-point cuts. The Fed’s latest projections reflect lower growth expectations combined with stubbornly high inflation, raising concerns about stagflation. Trade tensions, tariffs, and unpredictable price pressures tied to Trump administration policies add further uncertainty.
The next key data point is Friday’s release of the May PCE inflation report, the Fed's preferred inflation measure, which will signal whether price pressures are easing toward the 2 percent target.
Powell’s testimony today at 10:00 a.m. EST and again on Wednesday could trigger market reactions, especially if Trump’s political allies aggressively challenge him. With the Fed divided over timing and the economy flashing mixed signals, the stakes for Powell and for monetary policy are higher than ever.

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#RateCutExpectations 📉 Rate Cut Alert! 🗓 July Rate Cut Odds Rise to 22.7% Markets are slowly pricing in a potential Federal Reserve interest rate cut in July 📊 Current odds now stand at 22.7% — signaling growing anticipation across traders and investors! 🔍 Stay alert. The macro game is heating up! #Fed #InterestRate #MarketUpdate #CryptoNews #BinanceSquare
#RateCutExpectations 📉 Rate Cut Alert!
🗓 July Rate Cut Odds Rise to 22.7%

Markets are slowly pricing in a potential Federal Reserve interest rate cut in July 📊
Current odds now stand at 22.7% — signaling growing anticipation across traders and investors!

🔍 Stay alert. The macro game is heating up!
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Jun 25
Trump’s 17 Rate Cut Demands: Why Powell Secretly *Loves* Saying "No" Behind Trump’s 17 public attacks on Jerome Powell lies a stunning truth: **the Fed chief gains power by refusing**. Here’s the hidden logic: 🔒 Inflation Armor: Core inflation (3.5%) remains toxic. Cutting rates now would ignite price surges—especially after Trump’s *new 10% tariffs*. Powell’s restraint makes him the economy’s bodyguard. 💸 The "No" Dividend: Every rejection reinforces Fed independence. Markets *reward* this: the dollar strengthens, Treasuries stay credible, and Powell cements his legacy as the anti-1970s Fed chair who avoided stagflation. ⚔️ Trump’s Own Trap: Demanding cuts *17 times* exposes Trump’s anxiety—not strength. The Fed’s stonewalling reveals who truly steers the economy. Powell’s silence screams: *"Monetary policy isn’t a Twitter poll."* 🌍 Global Shield: Hasty cuts would trigger chaos: emerging markets crashing, bubbles inflating, and the dollar’s reserve status cracking. Powell’s "no" protects the financial system Trump claims to champion. Verdict: Powell’s refusals aren’t weakness—they’re a masterclass in institutional jiu-jitsu. By deflecting pressure, he turns Trump’s attacks into fuel for market stability. #BTC110KToday? #RateCutExpectations #PowellSpeech #Write2Earn #writetoearn $AAVE $ETH $BTC
Trump’s 17 Rate Cut Demands: Why Powell Secretly *Loves* Saying "No"

Behind Trump’s 17 public attacks on Jerome Powell lies a stunning truth: **the Fed chief gains power by refusing**. Here’s the hidden logic:

🔒 Inflation Armor:
Core inflation (3.5%) remains toxic. Cutting rates now would ignite price surges—especially after Trump’s *new 10% tariffs*. Powell’s restraint makes him the economy’s bodyguard.

💸 The "No" Dividend:
Every rejection reinforces Fed independence. Markets *reward* this: the dollar strengthens, Treasuries stay credible, and Powell cements his legacy as the anti-1970s Fed chair who avoided stagflation.

⚔️ Trump’s Own Trap:
Demanding cuts *17 times* exposes Trump’s anxiety—not strength. The Fed’s stonewalling reveals who truly steers the economy. Powell’s silence screams: *"Monetary policy isn’t a Twitter poll."*

🌍 Global Shield:
Hasty cuts would trigger chaos: emerging markets crashing, bubbles inflating, and the dollar’s reserve status cracking. Powell’s "no" protects the financial system Trump claims to champion.

Verdict: Powell’s refusals aren’t weakness—they’re a masterclass in institutional jiu-jitsu. By deflecting pressure, he turns Trump’s attacks into fuel for market stability.

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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 FED Governor Waller just said the central bank could start cutting rates as early as July! 💸 This is BIG — rate cuts = cheaper money = market boost! 📈 Expect increased volatility and bullish momentum if confirmed. Stay sharp! 🔥 #RateCutExpectations #RateCutDebate follow for life changing information news and insights ❤️ 👇 👇 👇
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

FED Governor Waller just said the central bank could start cutting rates as early as July! 💸

This is BIG — rate cuts = cheaper money = market boost! 📈
Expect increased volatility and bullish momentum if confirmed.

Stay sharp! 🔥

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Jun 20
Bullish
WASHINGTON, June 20 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should consider cutting interest rates at its next meeting given recent tame inflation data and the fact that any price shock from import tariffs will be short lived, Fed governor Chris Waller said on Friday. "Any tariff inflation ... I don't think is going to be that big and we should just look through it in terms of setting policy," Waller said on CNBC's Squawk Box. "The data the last few months has been showing that trend inflation is looking pretty good ... We could do this as early as July." #FederalReserve #RateCutExpectations
WASHINGTON, June 20 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should consider cutting interest rates at its next meeting given recent tame inflation data and the fact that any price shock from import tariffs will be short lived, Fed governor Chris Waller said on Friday.

"Any tariff inflation ... I don't think is going to be that big and we should just look through it in terms of setting policy," Waller said on CNBC's Squawk Box. "The data the last few months has been showing that trend inflation is looking pretty good ... We could do this as early as July."
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FED's "Dot Plot" interest rate forecast – year 2025 - 7 FED members forecast no rate cut - 2 members forecast a cut once - 8 members forecast a cut twice - 2 members forecast a cut three times 📉 Median forecast - Year 2025: Expected to decrease twice, totaling 50 basis points - Year 2026: Expected to decrease an additional time, 25 basis points - Year 2027: Expected to decrease an additional time, 25 basis points #RateCutExpectations
FED's "Dot Plot" interest rate forecast – year 2025
- 7 FED members forecast no rate cut
- 2 members forecast a cut once
- 8 members forecast a cut twice
- 2 members forecast a cut three times

📉 Median forecast
- Year 2025: Expected to decrease twice, totaling 50 basis points
- Year 2026: Expected to decrease an additional time, 25 basis points
- Year 2027: Expected to decrease an additional time, 25 basis points
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