Core Viewpoint - Markets are anticipating over two interest rate cuts in 2026, driven by expectations that labor market softness will outweigh persistent inflation pressures [1] Group 1 - The current market sentiment reflects a belief in a weakening labor market, which is influencing expectations for future monetary policy [1] - Investors are pricing in these cuts as a response to the balance between labor market conditions and inflation [1]

Breaking news this time on the Fed. Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostik is planning to retire from the US Central Bank when his term ends on February 28th. Let's go now to Bloomberg's international economics and cor and policy correspondent um Michael McKe.So Mike uh what do we know about, you know, what this does in terms of leaving openings for uh President Trump to to put in place. It really doesn't affect President Trump at all because the Atlanta Fed board of directors made up of business leaders and ...