TechFlow, May 20 — According to Jinshi Data, analysts from Danske Bank Research stated in a report that due to the easing of recent tariff-driven recession risks, the bank has delayed its forecast for Federal Reserve rate cuts. Danske Bank now expects the Fed's next rate cut to occur in September, a quarter later than the previously projected June. However, the bank maintains its terminal rate forecast at 3.00%-3.25%. With the Fed expected to begin cutting rates once per quarter, the terminal rate is now not anticipated until September 2026. Loose financial conditions, lower tariffs, and stronger-than-expected macroeconomic data in April have reduced the near-term need for rate cuts. Nevertheless, in the longer term, structural growth slowdown and persistently weak credit expansion continue to signal further rate cuts ahead.
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