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flag Goldman Sachs delays expected Fed rate cuts to June and September 2026 due to resilient labor market and inflation trends.

flag 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. flag Other major banks, including JPMorgan, Barclays, and Morgan Stanley, also delayed cut predictions, with JPMorgan even forecasting a potential rate hike in Q3 2027. flag The shift reflects growing confidence that inflation is trending toward target and the labor market remains stable, reducing near-term pressure for rate cuts. flag Markets now see a 95% chance the Fed will hold rates steady in January, with recession odds lowered to 20%.

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