Reported 2 days ago
As central banks around the world prepare for cautious rate cuts in 2025, they remain wary of the economic policies of incoming US President Donald Trump. With expected monetary easing across major economies, the pace of cuts is projected to slow due to ongoing inflation concerns and potential disruptions caused by Trump's trade policies. While the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank are set to make gradual reductions, other central banks like Japan and the Bank of Canada face uncertainty as they navigate domestic pressures and global economic conditions.
Source: YAHOO