The Federal Reserve (Fed) is expected to cut rates next year, with the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BOE) maintaining a more hawkish stance. The ECB's hawkishness is causing concerns as the euro-zone faces a rising risk of recession, prompting calls for interest-rate cuts that the ECB is resisting. The Fed's pivot towards rate cuts is putting pressure on Europe's central banks to adopt a more dovish stance, especially as the European economy sinks deeper into recession. The divergence in monetary policy between the Fed and the ECB/BOE reflects contrasting economic conditions and outlooks between the US and Europe.
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European economy sunk deeper into recession, per this morning’s PMI data. ECB will beat the Fed to cut rates.
New @FT piece on the Fed pivot and how it is piling pressure on Europe's central banks to shift towards a more dovish stance @Sam1Fleming & @MAmdorsky https://t.co/iZvkBjcUfb https://t.co/Amz1bzpm5L
Global View: ECB, BOE Hawkish as Fed Eyes Cuts https://t.co/LCFAEBic6w
The chances of a euro-zone recession rise as private-sector activity worsens — strengthening the case for interest-rate cuts that the European Central Bank is so far resisting https://t.co/7jrJmkZejM
The chances of a euro-zone recession rise as private-sector activity worsens — strengthening the case for interest-rate cuts that the European Central Bank is so far resisting https://t.co/7H9vzqEjbg
The chances of a euro-zone recession rise as private-sector activity worsens — strengthening the case for interest-rate cuts that the European Central Bank is so far resisting https://t.co/IGVfGs1bqd
ECB & BOE outhawking the Fed with the Fed pivoting towards rate cuts next while the economy is “much stronger in the U.S.” comparatively to Europe itself with nearly half of Europe almost in a recession yet ECB & BOE are remaining much more hawkish than the Fed and not leaving…
ECB & BOE outhawking the Fed with the Fed pivoting towards rate cuts next while the economy is “much stronger in the U.S.” comparatively to Europe itself with nearly half of Europe almost in a recession yet ECB & BOE are remanning much more hawkish then Fed and not leaving rate…
ECB & BOE outhawking the Fed with the Fed pivoting towards rate cuts next while the economy is “much stronger in the U.S.” comparatively to Europe itself with nearly half of Europe almost in a recession… Doesn’t add up & Fed blinked for a reason imo
The ECB yesterday decided to be a lot more hawkish than the Fed, even though it projects a fall in core inflation for the Euro zone (black) that's similar to the Fed (blue). Misguided ECB hawkishness caused a decade of deflation after the 2008 crisis. That is happening again now. https://t.co/ZaH8iAyFpq
The Fed to cut next year? https://t.co/wvkxtXPJs9
When and Why Will the Fed/ECB/BOE Cut? https://t.co/DxXIOEEcRU