The vote for the half-point cut was almost a unanimous one, with 11 of the 12 Fed officials voting to bring rates down to the 4.75%-5% range. Federal governor Michelle Bowman voted instead for a 0.25% raise, the first dissent in interest rate voting since 2005, reported the WSJ. The more aggressive 0.50% rate cut over the predicted 0.25% cut by markets reflects the pivot in focus from inflation to economic health. It’s a significant departure from the last two years of Fed policy and is the first rate cut since 2020.
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