Bank of New York Mellon: The Federal Reserve (FED) may cut interest rates less than expected in 2025, and the hawkish dot plot could disturb the market.

ZkSnarker · 2025-06-18T08:44:28+00:00

John Velis of Bank of New York Mellon predicts that there will be no adjustment to the Intrerest Rate at the upcoming meeting of the Federal Reserve (FED), but the new economic projections summary may affect the market. The dot plot indicates that the rate of interest cuts in 2025 will be lower than expected, while inflation remains the primary concern for the Federal Reserve (FED), and policy uncertainty makes aggressive easing policies increasingly unlikely within the year.

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2025-06-18 08:44:28

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On June 18, John Velis, a macro strategist for the Americas at Bank of New York Mellon, said that no interest rate changes are expected at the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, but the new Summary of Economic Forecasts could affect the market. The dot plot will indicate that rate cuts in 2025 will be lower than previously expected. Given that the market is expecting nearly two rate cuts this year, a more hawkish dot plot could disrupt the market. The Fed has become increasingly cautious about cutting interest rates in 2025, and inflation remains a top concern for most members who have already shared their thoughts. Given the ongoing policy uncertainty, the Fed is unlikely to soften its interest rate view. With only four Fed meetings left this year after June, it seems increasingly unlikely that there will be time for aggressive easing this year.

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