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FOMC Minutes: A substantial majority of participants supported a 50 basis point cut

October 09, 2024 at 07:01PM

“Substantial majority” supported 50bp cut

Committee gained “greater confidence” inflation moving sustainably toward 2% goal

Risks to employment and inflation goals now seen as “roughly in balance”

Economic activity expanding at “solid pace”, job gains slowed but unemployment remains low

Inflation made “further progress” but still “somewhat elevated”

Most participants see balanced risks to inflation outlook

Some members would have preferred 25bp cut, citing still-elevated inflation and solid growth

Bowman dissented, preferring 25bp cut due to core inflation well above target

Members anticipate moving toward more neutral policy stance over time if data evolves as expected

Committee will “carefully assess” data for additional rate adjustments

This article was written by Adam Button at www.forexlive.com.

FOMC Minutes: A substantial majority of participants supported a 50 basis point cut