BIG CENTRAL BANKS ARE PIVOTING TOWARDS RATE CUTS

Major central banks are indicating that interest rates are likely to decrease in the coming months as inflation shows signs of weakening. This marks the end of one of the most aggressive tightening cycles in decades.

Recent announcements from central banks in the United States, the UK, and Sweden have all maintained steady rates, with the U.S. Federal Reserve explicitly mentioning the possibility of lower rates in the future. Traders are anticipating that the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB) will begin easing monetary policy around the midpoint of the year. Japan, considered an outlier, may also be poised to hike rates soon, diverging from the global trend of easing.

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