Institution: Fed rate cuts are good news for U.S. Treasury holders
Jinse Finance reported that Harley Bradley, Co-Head of Global Rates at Insight Investment, stated in a report that a rate-cutting environment could be good news for those investing in US bonds through globally diversified fixed income portfolios. Although tariffs may still lead to higher inflation, the Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates on Wednesday. Given the relatively stubborn inflation in the US, the market will closely watch the Fed's latest "dot plot" forecasts for future rate cuts beyond September. In our view, although inflation may complicate the outcome, we believe the Fed will be prepared to "look past" above-target inflation to protect the labor market. (Golden Ten Data)
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