TechFlow News, January 27: According to JINSHI Data, Nick Timiraos—the so-called “Fed whisperer”—reported that Fed officials are expected this week to hold interest rates steady for the first time since their three consecutive rate cuts beginning in September last year. The key question is: What conditions would prompt the Fed to resume rate cuts? The answer hinges on which risk materializes first: a collapse in the labor market, or a significant decline in inflation toward the 2% target. Neither scenario has occurred since the Fed’s previous meeting in December last year. As a result, even amid substantial political pressure from the White House, the committee remains in a wait-and-see stance. While most officials still anticipate possible rate cuts later this year, they remain divided on when incoming data will support such action.
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