Group 1 - The chief U.S. economist at DWS, Christian Scherrmann, indicates that there is sufficient reason for a 25 basis point rate cut in the September meeting due to a cooling labor market and lack of significant price transmission pressure from tariffs [1] - The focus of the Federal Reserve meeting will not only be on interest rates but also on the clarity of the dovish stance from officials and how economic forecasts will reflect this position [1] - There are concerns about future inflation risks despite recent favorable inflation data, as companies may choose to raise prices to maintain profit margins, and labor shortages could push prices higher if major investment projects are realized [1] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve faces challenges in maintaining a balanced tone amid risks, with market expectations suggesting rates will drop to neutral or lower levels by 2026 [2] - It is anticipated that Powell will adopt a more cautious approach, relying on data due to the uncertain outlook and increased risk of policy missteps [2] - Discussions regarding Powell's successor are ongoing, and there may be internal disagreements within the Federal Reserve, with some officials advocating for a rate cut larger than 25 basis points [2]
DWS:9月美联储减息25个基点理由已相当充分 但路径选择或更为审慎
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-09-12 11:18