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According to analysts, US Fed officials face difficult tasks to find out how the economy will eventually respond to Trump’s tariff.
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The US Federal Reserve is set to announce its interest rate decision on Wednesday at 11:30 pm. The US FOMC meets at a time when there are global economic uncertainty between the trade war. According to analysts, US Fed officials face difficult tasks to find out how the economy will eventually respond to Trump’s tariff.
Analysts have already pointed to high inflation and weak growth this year, resembling a toxic couple “stagflation”.
Central bankers are almost certain to keep the interest rates stable at the conclusion of their march meeting on Wednesday, and the Fed Chair will be repeated to Jerome Powell that the economy remains in a decent shape, but their latest estimates will show that the economy will show.
According to analysts, the Fed is expected to be widely kept stable at 4.25%-4.50%, which, according to analysts, after three consecutive rate deduction in 2024.
Since Trump took over in January, his administration has abolished the trade policy, slipped the federal workforce, climbed on immigration and re -added America’s relations with his colleagues – structural changes that have placed American consumers, businesses and investors on the shore. During that time, the Major Stock Index collided with a record high to slip to the improvement sector and the consumer’s sentiment went to its lowest level at eight months high since November 2022.
In a review of the previous monetary policy in January 2025, the US Federal Reserve kept its major interest rates unchanged at 4.25–4.50 percent.
Earlier, on December 18, 2024, the US Fed had announced a 25–4.50 percent cut in the major interest rates in the major interest rates, which was 4.25–4.50 percent. It was cut by FOMC in three months, in September (in September (50 basis points) and second November (by 25 BPS). The first cut in the current rate cut cycle came after a gap of four years after 2024 in September.
(With input from agencies)
