Dollar Hits One-Week Low as U.S. Growth Fears Mount -- Market Talk
The economic recession alarm has sounded; how will Powell tackle the four major challenges?
As concerns about economic recession intensify, the market is closely watching Fed Chairman Powell's position at the policy meeting this week. The economic policies of the Trump administration have created uncertainty for consumers and businesses, leading investors to withdraw funds and clear signs of economic slowdown. Economists have lowered their growth forecasts for the economy this year, and the market is looking for clear signals from Powell on four major concerns: economic vulnerability, the possibility of interest rate cuts, the impact of tariffs, and inflationary pressures. The direction of the Federal Reserve's policies will be crucial in determining market sentiment. Economic vulnerability and lowered growth expectations economists have generally revised down their growth forecasts for the US economy this year. Former Boston Fed.
US Dollar Steadies To 5-Month Low, Struggles To Shake Off Economic Concerns
Key points of this week's Federal Reserve decision: How far away is the next interest rate cut?
At the Federal Reserve's March meeting, where it is almost certain that there will be no changes, investors may carefully look for a clue: how far is the Federal Reserve from the next interest rate cut? Currently, traders in the interest rate derivatives market expect that the Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates a total of three times this year, with the first cut starting in June.
Federal Reserve's decision preview: expected to maintain interest rates unchanged, focusing on the latest economic forecasts.
Federal Reserve officials will release the latest economic forecasts this week, which will serve as an important basis for evaluating the impact of the Trump administration's policies. Although the USA economy had previously shown strong performance, Trump's new round of high tariffs has cast a shadow over the economic outlook. Major forecasters have lowered their economic growth expectations, raised recession risks, and anticipated an increase in inflation. The Federal Reserve may maintain interest rates at its policy meeting on Wednesday (March 19), but concerns in the market about interest rate cuts and economic recession are increasing. The economic impact of Trump's policies, the Trump administration's new round of high tariffs on imported goods has already impacted the Global economy.
Recession Fears Are Mounting - Powell's Stances on These 4 Issues Could Dictate America's Economic Path in Months Ahead