Going to see more dissents than ever at upcoming FOMC meetings, says Peter Boockvar

Group 1 - The Federal Reserve, particularly through New York Fed President John Williams, is signaling a higher likelihood of interest rate cuts in the near future [3][4][13] - The Fed is closely monitoring labor market conditions and inflation, with concerns that a weakening labor market may prompt rate cuts if inflation is deemed manageable [5][7][8] - Despite high-profile layoffs in large companies, jobless claims remain relatively low, indicating a complex labor market situation [9][10] Group 2 - The yield curve shows that while short-term interest rates may be cut, long-term rates are not decreasing, which could limit relief for homebuyers [11] - The decision-making process within the Fed may lead to a scenario where Jay Powell acts as the tiebreaker among differing opinions on rate cuts [12][14]