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The pace of rate cuts by major central banks has decelerated as many approach the end of their easing cycles, with persistent inflation and political uncertainties complicating decisions. Notably, central banks in Switzerland, Canada, Sweden, and the Eurozone are adopting cautious stances, balancing domestic pressures and global trade dynamics. The U.S. Federal Reserve is under pressure from President Trump, yet expected to maintain rates for now, while other nations like Japan and Australia are also reassessing their monetary policies amidst evolving economic conditions.
Source: YAHOO