Do you think Jay Powell persuades the FOMC to get behind a cut in December? Why?
Tom Mackenzie
Camille de Courcelles
We think the Fed will cut in December as risk management cuts despite relatively resilient data, similar to September and October cuts
The Fed is still in restrictive territory and data has been sufficiently balanced to allow risk management cuts
Camille de Courcelles
We expect another two cuts in March and June, with Fed more concerned by labor market risks than inflation
As long as tariff inflation does not accelerate too much more than expected
Camille de Courcelles
We prefer to be positioned in the belly of the Treasury curve from 10-year to billions
Front end not appealing because market pricing for lending is very low, while longer end risks inflation reacceleration if Fed continues cutting with resilient economy