The year 2025 stands out as the peak of US President Donald Trump's pressure on the Federal Reserve (Fed) to cut interest rates. While Trump calls for more aggressive interest rate cuts to boost economic growth and reduce inflation, Fed Chair Jerome Powell remains resolute in preserving the institution's independence. In October, the Fed cut interest rates by 25 basis points to a range of 3.75%–4.00%. Powell stated that this move "could be the last cut of 2025," emphasizing that the decision would be data-dependent.
However, this fell well short of Trump's aggressive 50–100 basis point cut. T

#DecemberRateCutForecast
In recent months, US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell has emphasized a data-driven and balanced approach to combating inflation. The Fed's primary goal is to achieve a sustainable 2% inflation rate while simultaneously supporting maximum employment. However, recently rising inflation risks, the slowdown in the labor market, and the uncertainties created by the government shutdown are prompting Powell to act cautiously.
A Data-Driven and Balanced Approach
In a speech in September 2025, Powell stated, "We are committed to ensuring that inflation returns to the

#DecemberRateCutForecast
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) is attempting to support the economy by continuing interest rate cuts in the final quarter of 2025. However, a potential December cut creates uncertainty due to inflation concerns, a slowdown in the labor market, and a government shutdown.
At its October meeting, the Fed cut interest rates by 25 basis points to a range of 3.75%–4.00%. Following this decision, markets are pricing in a 67% chance of a December cut (down from the previous 90%).
Fed Chair Jerome Powell took a cautious stance, likening the lack of data to "driving in a fog." Th

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THIS WEEK ON THE AGENDA
✍️ MONDAY → FED PRINTING $50 BILLION
✍️ TUESDAY → US-CHINA DEAL SIGNED
✍️ WEDNESDAY → US EMPLOYMENT REPORT
✍️THURSDAY → US UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS DATA
✍️FRIDAY → INFLATION EXPECTATIONS RELEASED