Will the Fed continue to cut rates in December? The market is in a heated debate.
Bank of America is still pretty optimistic, thinking there’s a high chance of another 25 basis point cut in December, and two more rounds of cuts in 2026. But if you look at the data, the sentiment has shifted—ahead of November, 95% of the market was betting on a December rate cut. Now? That’s been slashed to 44%.
What’s the issue? Several Fed officials have been making some pretty hawkish statements lately, repeatedly questioning if inflation can really come down to 2%. With this kind of attitude, traders immediately got cold feet.
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AirdropHunter007
· 16h ago
Still hung up on rate cuts? In my opinion, the Fed just wants to keep the market guessing and play games.
They promised rate cuts into 2026, then suddenly turned around and said inflation is tough to handle. Traders really took a beating this time.
Let’s just wait and see in December. For now, I’m not doing anything.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 16h ago
Bragging again, huh? A single statement from a Fed official can make the entire market reverse—that's real power.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 17h ago
As soon as Fed officials get tough, traders immediately back down—I'm tired of seeing this play out. A 95% probability slashed straight down to 44%, the market really has a glass heart, collapsing at the slightest breeze.
Will the Fed continue to cut rates in December? The market is in a heated debate.
Bank of America is still pretty optimistic, thinking there’s a high chance of another 25 basis point cut in December, and two more rounds of cuts in 2026. But if you look at the data, the sentiment has shifted—ahead of November, 95% of the market was betting on a December rate cut. Now? That’s been slashed to 44%.
What’s the issue? Several Fed officials have been making some pretty hawkish statements lately, repeatedly questioning if inflation can really come down to 2%. With this kind of attitude, traders immediately got cold feet.