TechFlow, September 16 — According to Jinshi Data, Francois Rimeu, strategist at Credit Mutuel Asset Management, said the Federal Reserve is expected to start a rate-cutting cycle this week, which could continue through 2027. In his report, he stated: "Softening economic activity and labor market conditions suggest a greater degree of monetary easing than anticipated in June, leading to a lower terminal rate by 2027 than previously expected." In addition to the anticipated 25 basis point cut this week, the firm expects another rate cut this year, two further cuts in 2026, and a final reduction to a 3.1% rate in 2027—approaching the long-term rate level of around 3%. For 2028, the firm anticipates rates will remain stable. Data from the London Stock Exchange Group shows that U.S. money markets are currently pricing in nearly six rate cuts by the end of next year.
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