No Rush for US Fed Rate Cuts, Says IMF's Chief Economist
Tuesday, 16 July 2024, 13:09
IMF's Chief Economist Perspective
International Monetary Fund's chief economist, Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, emphasized the importance of a cautious approach by the Federal Reserve regarding rate cuts.
Market Analysis
The current strong performance of the U.S. labor market suggests that immediate rate cuts may not be necessary, as highlighted by Gourinchas during an interview with Reuters.
- Rate Policy: Gourinchas advocates for a gradual shift in monetary policy based on inflation and labor market dynamics.
- Waiting Strategy: Stressing on the need for the Fed to wait to avoid premature decisions that might disrupt economic stability.
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