
BREAKING: The Fed Just Announced Rate Cuts (What You Must Know)
Source: YouTube · Eurodollar University · published Jun 22, 2025 · 18:25
The Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates in July due to emerging labor market weakness and a shift in policy focus from inflation to economic fundamentals 0:45.
Key Takeaways:
• Dissent among Fed officials, notably Christopher Waller's CNBC statement, highlights growing concern over labor market weakness and the failure of tariffs to drive inflation 0:47.
• Regional Fed surveys show declining hours worked and job cuts, indicating real economic slowdown, with businesses cutting costs due to weak demand 2:51.
• Global central banks are cutting rates, putting pressure on the Fed to act to avoid appearing behind the curve while economic weakness materializes 13:00.
The Fed's rate cut in July is not just a policy adjustment but a necessary step to maintain credibility amid deteriorating economic conditions and growing global divergence 18:17.
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The Federal Reserve is going to cut rates in July. I never make predictions, but I think this one you can book it. The reason is that we're starting to see dissension among policy makers. The latest being Christopher Waller, who went on CNBC on Friday and said all of the things that we've been saying here at Urall University. The labor market's weak. Tariffs are not going to produce inflation. And if they do, they can look through it and look at the and appreciate the weakness in the labor market. Plus, as Steven Van Meter has been saying all along, if you think the economy is going to get weak and seriously weak, why the hell would you wait for it to get weak before you start cutting rates? If if rate cuts like rate hikes have long and variable lags, you see weakness coming, you better st…