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Fed Seen Waiting Until June to Start Rate Cuts, After Big Job Gains Last Month
(Reuters) - Traders on Friday bet the Federal Reserve will wait until June to start cutting interest rates after a government report showed stronger than expected jobs growth last month, even as they bet that the first rate cut will be a bigger-than-usual half-point reduction.
Odds of a recession jumped to 54% on the betting platform Kalshi following Trump's tariffs. Stocks tanked Thursday on trade ...
President Trump’s trade war has traders scaling up their bets on interest-rate cuts. Federal-fund futures now show that ...
Expectations for European Central Bank interest-rate cuts are rising as investors and analysts assessing the fallout from ...
The Bank of Canada is likely to pause its rate-cutting cycle this week as rising inflation, weakened employment and U.S.
Amid these wild market conditions, longer-term yields have not followed their usual predictable script. Here's what to consider.
Bets on falling global interest rates are creating a profitable opportunity for emerging-market investors seeking shelter from the volatility sparked by President Donald Trump’s trade war.
Investors have ramped-up bets on Bank of England interest rate cuts as the outbreak of a trade war weighs on economic growth.
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