Reports Tagged: Tim Duy’s Fed Watch

September 28, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 9/29/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning It’s “wait and see” time for market participants. We think the Fed, or most importantly, the Board, has largely made

September 21, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 9/22/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning A divided Fed cut interest rates last week and signaled another two cuts for the remainder of 2025. We

September 17, 2025

On Track for Two More Rate Cuts This Year A divided Fed cut policy rates 25bps as expected and signaled more will come this year. Although a wide swath of

September 14, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 9/15/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The Fed will cut interest rates 25bps this week and signal at least one more rate cut for 2025.

September 10, 2025

Job Growth, ADP, and the Benchmark Revisions The slowdown in job growth has market participants and the Federal Reserve focused on downside labor market risks. With much of the topline US

September 08, 2025

Upcoming BLS Benchmark Revision Federal Reserve officials are increasingly embracing the view that downside risks to the labor market are building, reinforcing the case for interest rate cuts to stabilize

September 07, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 9/8/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning Growing downside risks to the labor market as highlighted in the August employment report will likely trigger a series

September 01, 2025

Tuesday Morning Notes, 9/2/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The Federal Reserve is set to deliver a 25bp rate cut at the September FOMC meeting. By putting his

August 26, 2025

Slower Immigration Lowers Breakeven Job Growth Summary Federal Reserve and Breakevens Federal Reserve officials have cautioned that due to slowing immigration the recent softness in nonfarm payrolls should be taken

August 25, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 8/25/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning At last week’s Jackson Hole conference Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell gave the green light for a rate cut

August 21, 2025

Final Thoughts Ahead of Powell We reiterate our message from Sunday night: Rather than blessing a September rate cut, tomorrow Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell may largely repeat his hawkish comments

August 17, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 8/18/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning Market participants head into this week’s Jackson Hole conference with high hopes that the Fed will soon start cutting rates. Much

August 14, 2025

PPI Keeps Inflation on SEP Track July’s Producer Price Index (PPI) came in a piping hot 0.9% increase month-over-month, well above expectations, leading markets to pare back rate cut expectations. As we

August 13, 2025

Watch Out for Risks to Current Pricing US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s market-moving push for a jumbo-sized rate cut will only reinforce an appearance Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has

August 12, 2025

CPI, Fedspeak, Trump v. Powell A round up of today’s numbers and events. Inflation data The July Consumer Price Index (CPI) met expectations with headline printing a 0.2% increase month-over-month,

August 11, 2025

It’s Complicated This period ranks among the most complicated setups for navigating the Fed that we have ever seen. Market participants are balancing multiple issues with contradictory outcomes for monetary policy:

August 10, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 8/11/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning Fed doves are focusing on a foundation on which Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell can build a consensus for a

August 07, 2025

Trump Taps Miran for the Fed President Doanld Trump will nominate CEA Chairman Stephen Miran to fill Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler’s seat on a temporary basis until next January.

August 06, 2025

FOMC Hawks and Doves Unless FOMC participants disclose their rate projections, ranking them from hawkish to dovish tends to be a judgement that relies on their most recent utterances. In

August 03, 2025

Monday Morning Notes, 8/4/25 If You Don’t Have Time This Morning The weak July employment report puts a September rate cut back on the table, but it is by no means