Analysts: Fed's hawkish turn is dangerous for the economy
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Odaily Odaily News: The Federal Reserve's tone became more hawkish last week. It expects inflation in 2025 to be higher than previously estimated, and has reduced the number of rate cuts expected next year. Neil Datta, an analyst at Renaissance Macro, wrote that in an economic environment that appears to be slowing, the Fed may be at a disadvantage and return to a more dovish stance. He suspects that expectations of the Trump administration's policies - which Powell acknowledged that some Fed officials have now taken into account - will lead to changes in forecasts for next year, and the Fed "seems to be taking precautions against potential tariff shocks by slowing the pace of rate cuts." "This is dangerous, given that the underlying momentum of the economy appears to have weakened," Datta wrote. (Jinshi)
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