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Barclays: Fed unlikely to cut rates 50 bps in September
2024-08-04 22:15:44

We now expect the Fed's FOMC to cut rates three times this year, by 25 basis
points each time, in September, November and December, Barclays said. We assume
that the labor market will show continued resilience in the August report and
that the unemployment rate will stop rising. Based on this assumption, we
currently believe that a 50 basis point rate cut in September is not justified.
However, if the unemployment rate rises further, then this will raise concerns
that the labor market is cooling faster than expected. Looking ahead to 2025, we
expect the unemployment rate to gradually fall to 4.2% and inflation projections
to remain unchanged. We continue to expect the FOMC to cut rates three times
next year, in March, June, and September, and anticipate that concerns about the
lack of further progress in inflation in the second half of 2025 will cause the
FOMC to pause its rate-cutting actions after the federal funds rate range
reaches 3.75-4.00%. Longer term, we continue to see the neutral rate level
around 3.00-3.25%.

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ANALYSIS: Ether is now at a key support level, a break below which could lead to
a price dip below $2,800
2024-08-04 21:34:01

Cryptocurrency traders analyze that the price of Ether is now arriving at a key
support level and is at a tipping point that could lead to a drop below $2,800
if it fails to hold.

Michael van de Poppe, founder of MN Trading, said, "If this key level fails to
hold, Bitcoin could dip to test $60,000 and Ether will dip to test $2,800 as a
final major correction."

Crypto Wealth, an anonymous cryptocurrency trader, believes that "the only other
level the price could reach before a full reversal would be around $2,700."

Anonymous cryptocurrency trader Poseidon added, "At this point, the price should
sweep past the $2,800 price low and test weekly demand with volatility around
$2,500-$2,700."

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Bank of America: Fed expected to cut rates by 25 bps at September meeting
2024-08-04 17:50:45

Bank of America believes that the weaker-than-expected July nonfarm payrolls
report helped lock in a September rate cut by the Federal Reserve after other
data, such as the ISM manufacturing report, weakened. As a result, we have
adjusted our outlook for monetary policy in favor of further rate cuts. We now
expect the Fed to cut rates by 25 basis points at its September meeting.
Nonetheless, we still expect the Fed to gradually ease monetary policy. In
making this expected adjustment, we have also lowered our expectations for the
final rate of the upcoming normalization cycle, lowering our expectation by 25
basis points to 3.25-3.5%. If the economy cools off faster than we or the Fed
expects, then this would imply a reduced need for a prolonged high interest rate
policy stance.

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