Fed Signals Pivot to Easier Policy, Rate Cuts Possible

Upcoming Policy Meeting Expected to Provide Clarity on Timing and Extent of Potential Cuts

The Federal Reserve has signaled a pivot to easier policy, with the possibility of interest rate cuts on the horizon.
Despite inflation falling faster than expected, Fed officials maintain that progress is not yet sufficient to warrant immediate rate cuts.
Even hawkish Fed policymakers are beginning to see the possibility of rate cuts if inflation continues to fall.
The Fed's policy meeting next week is expected to provide further clarity on the timing and extent of potential rate cuts.
Data indicates that the Fed may have achieved a 'soft landing' for the economy, with low unemployment and inflation rates.