Goldman Sachs strategist: The Federal Reserve (FED) is expected to cut interest rates twice this year, and a weakening labor market may trigger a loosening cycle.

TokenomicsTrapper · 2025-06-19T12:12:28+00:00

Goldman Sachs macro strategy chief Simon Dangoor stated that the Federal Reserve meeting's tone was moderate, and although inflation expectations were raised, it is expected to lower interest rates twice this year. FOMC members believe that the recent rise in inflation is mostly temporary and have a low tolerance for an increase in the unemployment rate.

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2025-06-19 12:12:28

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On June 19, Simon Dangoor, head of fixed income macro strategy at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, stated that the tone of the Federal Reserve meeting was moderate. Although recent inflation expectations were raised, it is still expected that there will be two interest rate cuts this year.

He said: “The hints from FOMC members are that they continue to expect the recent uptick in inflation to be largely temporary, and their tolerance for rising unemployment remains very low.” “We expect The Federal Reserve (FED) to remain on hold at next month’s meeting, but we believe that if the labor market weakens, a new round of easing may begin later this year.”

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