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Through the Atlantic Ocean, the Federal Reserve finds the United States itself in a more dangerous position. While the price cuts are widely expected by the end of 2025, the timing is still very uncertain. Constant inflation, stubborn above the target, along with the commercial tariffs waving on the horizon, created a major dilemma of politics.
The intensification of internal divisions within the Federal Reserve, where some conservatives defend immediate discounts to mitigate the impact of definitions and support economic growth, while others, including President Jerome Powell, emphasize the need for more concrete economic data before making any modifications. President Trump’s audio criticism of the Federal Reserve for not lowering prices is more complicated than this situation, adding a layer of political pressure on a really difficult economic environment.
It was also the Bank of England, BOJ and BOC.
Canada Bank (BOC) was held after a series of discounts earlier in the year. BOC cited signs of slowdown in the economy and the potential impact of American definitions on Canadian goods as reasons for maintaining the current rate.
The Bank of England cited similar concern about the economic slowdown and commercial tensions. The Bank of Japan (BOJ) also maintained a focus with a focus on supporting local economic activity and achieving the goal of inflation.
In contrast, the Indian Reserve Bank (RBI) has followed a more aggressive strategy, as it implemented 5 large points from the price points to the standard ribau. This step, which exceeds the market expectations, aims to stimulate credit growth and support economic activity in the face of slowing domestic demand and high external doubts.
The Central Bank in Norway surprised the markets by reducing an unexpected rate, driven by concerns about the decrease in the Norwegian Crohn’s value.