Institutions predict a Fed rate cut in June, with the new chairman's inauguration potentially coinciding with a rate-cutting window.

According to a report by TechFlow Data on February 13th, Peter Cardillo, Chief Market Economist at Sparta Capital Securities, stated that ultimately, this is a good number. It indicates that we are still some distance from the Fed's 2% target, but inflation has not accelerated, and perhaps we are beginning to see a glimmer of hope regarding the inflationary impact of tariffs. This impact still exists, but it is weakening. A rate cut is expected around June, but this largely depends on the labor market. However, if inflation data continues to move in the right direction like this, then I believe we may see a rate cut once the new Fed Chair takes office.