TechFlow news — On February 10, according to Jinshi News, Daniel Doderer, economist and head of research at metals services firm Flack Global Metals, said: "I think the Fed is now in a very good position to do nothing for the time being. We are transitioning from a labor market with balanced supply and demand to one that may face supply constraints while demand remains stable or even rises, suggesting the Fed is unlikely to cut rates. Therefore, our internal expectation is that the Fed will not cut rates this year. However, compared to the possibility of rate hikes, the likelihood of a rate cut is slightly higher."
It is understood that the Fed paused rate cuts during its January meeting, and whether or when it might resume cutting rates remains uncertain—especially as markets await clarity on how Trump's second-term administration will shape its tariff and immigration policies.
