Past the Peak
Maintaining a restrictive stance may involve cutting the fed funds rate next year
Summary: The macro environment appears to be continuing to normalize. Inflation is down from where it was and consumers keep spending. Capital markets are thawing. As inflation comes down, it makes it less likely that the Fed will continue to raise interest rates. It may even give the Fed room to cut interest rates next year.
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