Reported 22 days ago
U.S. tariffs under President Trump have complicated the global economic landscape, prompting major central banks to reconsider their monetary policies. Many are now leaning towards rate cuts as trade tensions rise, with central banks in Switzerland, Canada, New Zealand, Europe, Australia, and the UK all facing pressure to adjust rates amid uncertainty. The Fed remains cautious, trying to balance economic growth with inflation concerns, while Japan stands apart with its rate hikes amidst tariff implications.
Source: YAHOO