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Fed's rate cut timing is right: Strategist



For the first time in more than four years, the Federal Reserve has cut the target for its benchmark interest rate, slashing it by 50 basis points. Morgan Stanley Asset Management Co-Head of Broad Markets Fixed Income Vishal Khanduja notes that, based on the Fed’s projections, unemployment is now in focus rather than inflation. Khanduja describes the new rate-cutting cycle as a “recalibration” rather than one prompted by recession fears. He also thinks the US economy is still on track for a soft landing, arguing that “The timing [of cuts] is right. Maybe they’re off by a meeting or two, but they have a lot in their toolkit.” Watch the video above for Khanduja’s takeaways for bond market investors. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination.
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14 comments
@ChannelNews1

What about my home page VlDE0? Well? Hmmmm….
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@steveong4738

Great news! Another 0.5 by end of 2024. Another 1 by 2025 and 0.5 by 2026. This will bring it down to 3%. Hopefully businesses and the growth cycle will be back by 2027-2028 with reasonable interest rates?!

@noobtrader9969

A surprise?? Not really, I figured you'd do it a few time right before the election.

@sweealamak628

Leading up nicely to the Election. Another cut in November.

@shanerogers9386

All for nothing.

The asset bubble are untouched and prices are higher than any point in history

When does the unrest start ?

@DrHughMonguscoque

Considering how the market barely reacted seems like it was priced in.

@kbulay7498

They will probably cut another 50 this year 100 next year. There will be easing all the way thru next year.