The Fed is cutting interest rates by 25 basis points.Another mistake.They should have done 50 basis points. ...

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🇺🇸 BREAKING: Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve have decided to cut interest rates 25bps. https://t.co/dpXvL9rLYB ...

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Interest Rate Outlook - The market anticipates a rate cut, but the extent of the Federal Reserve's dovishness may lead to market disappointment [1] - There is considerable uncertainty and variability in expectations regarding future interest rate paths beyond the immediate cut [3] - Disagreement exists regarding the relative importance of inflation and unemployment, the two factors the Fed considers [4] Labor Market Dynamics - The market is urging the Fed to prioritize unemployment concerns and continue cutting rates [5] - Approximately 80,000 people in the US turn 65 every week, impacting the workforce denominator [6] - Companies have shifted from hoarding employees during COVID to minimizing labor costs due to rising input costs [8][9][10] - Companies are not fully passing increased costs to consumers, leading to labor cost reductions [10] - Natural attrition is occurring in the labor market due to retirements, even with companies not actively hiring [12][13] Inflationary Pressures - There are inflationary trends in the system, but companies are currently absorbing many costs [13] - Tariffs can create a multi-time inflationary effect if their costs are gradually integrated into prices over time [15]

Fed expected to cut rates for the first time this year later this afternoon. Here with us now at Post 9 is former Goldman Sachs president, current IBM vice chair Gary Conn. Gary also served as the director of the National Economic Council during President Trump's first term.Welcome back. Thanks for having great to have you, especially on a day like today. Is there scope for the market to be disappointed if if Powell isn't dovish enough to meet all their great expectations of more cuts.Look, there's there's ...

Interest Rate and Housing Market - Anticipated Federal Reserve rate cut is expected to influence mortgage rates, with the rate on a 30-year mortgage already hitting a three-year low [1] - Nine rate cuts since 1980 during non-recessionary times may not significantly impact the long end of the curve [4] - Lower rates or reduced building costs are necessary to address the housing affordability crisis in the United States [7] - Lower rates will be very accommodative to the housing sector, including both single-family and multi-family [9] Housing Construction Costs and Tariffs - Survey indicates that the cost of manufacturing single-family homes has not increased due to tariffs [9] - Inflation has been removed from single-family and multi-family construction industries, with costs currently flat [10] Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac - FHFA director has focused on growing the top and bottom lines of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to prepare them for going public [13] - The government aims to maximize returns to taxpayers while avoiding increased borrowing costs for consumers during the IPO [14][15] - The expectation is that the federal government will maintain some form of guarantee to reassure investors and keep consumer borrowing costs stable [15][16] Commercial Real Estate - New York City is experiencing a renaissance with people returning to the office [17] - There's growing interest and potential opportunities to invest in San Francisco's commercial real estate market [20][21]