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Goldman Sachs delays expected Fed rate cuts to June and September 2026 due to resilient labor market and inflation trends.
Goldman Sachs revised its forecast, now expecting two 25-basis-point Fed rate cuts in June and September 2026, later than previously anticipated, citing weaker-than-expected jobs data but resilient labor market indicators like a falling unemployment rate and strong wage growth.
Other major banks, including JPMorgan, Barclays, and Morgan Stanley, also delayed cut predictions, with JPMorgan even forecasting a potential rate hike in Q3 2027.
The shift reflects growing confidence that inflation is trending toward target and the labor market remains stable, reducing near-term pressure for rate cuts.
Markets now see a 95% chance the Fed will hold rates steady in January, with recession odds lowered to 20%.
Goldman Sachs retrasa los recortes de tasas esperados de la Fed hasta junio y septiembre de 2026 debido a las tendencias resilientes del mercado laboral y la inflación.