BlockBeats news, December 4, investment bank Stifel economist Lindsey Piegza stated that the Federal Reserve is about to pause policy adjustments, as President Waller's recent remarks reflect that stricter standards are being formed in this regard. Federal Reserve officials are increasingly focused on whether economic data exceeds expectations, rather than just on strong economic performance.
If the economy continues to show significant stability next year, the Federal Reserve may face challenges regarding potential interest rate cuts. It is expected that there will be three more rate cuts next year, bringing rates closer to neutral levels, reducing rates to 3.75% by the third quarter, which is a reasonable neutral level. As for this year, if the December data meets expectations, it is believed that the Federal Reserve will proceed with a third round of rate cuts. (Golden Ten)
