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Fed Interest Rate Cuts
Fed cut interest rates by a half point A big day! The Fed cut interest rates by a half point, the first cut since 2020. A welcome surprise, since a lesser cut was expected. In more good news, this process of rate cutting will continue through 2026. The consensus among Fed officials is that they will do two more 25 basis point cuts this year and four more cuts next year and an additional two (2) more cuts in 2026. One year ago, a 30-Year Fixed Rate was a whopping 7.18% and now as of September 12, 2024, a 30-Year Fixed
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So, what does the Fed’s interest rate cut mean? This is the first time in four years that the Federal Reserve cut interest rates. The Fed is convinced that inflation is easing and therefore we are now moving toward the stabilization or rather normalization of rates in a post-pandemic economy. Additionally, the decision to cut rates by the Fed is also due to the concern of a slowing labor market, as the unemployment rate continues to tick upwards of 4.0%. The Fed’s lowering rates by a half percentage point will be felt in the stock market, hiring, government bonds, mortgages and