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Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari sees slower pace of rate cuts ahead

Last updated: September 23, 2024 4:14 pm
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari Anticipates a Gradual Approach to Interest Rate Cuts

Minneapolis Federal Reserve President Neel Kashkari recently shared his outlook on the pace of interest rate cuts following the half percentage point reduction that took place last week. In an interview on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Kashkari expressed his expectation for policymakers to take a more measured approach moving forward.

After the unprecedented 50 basis point cut, Kashkari stated, “I think after 50 basis points, we’re still in a net tight position.” He further explained, “So I was comfortable taking a larger first step, and then as we go forward, I expect, on balance, we will probably take smaller steps unless the data changes materially.”

The Federal Open Market Committee’s decision to reduce the benchmark overnight borrowing rate by half a percentage point came as a surprise to many. This marked the first time such a significant cut had been implemented since the early days of the Covid pandemic and the 2008 financial crisis. (One basis point equals 0.01%.)

Kashkari justified the substantial rate cut as a necessary measure to align rates with a shift in policy focus from concerns about overheating inflation to a more cautious approach towards a softening labor market.

While the recent move deviated from historical norms, Kashkari hinted at a return to more traditional quarter-point increments for future adjustments. He emphasized the importance of maintaining a robust labor market while monitoring inflation indicators that are trending towards the desired 2% target.

Although Kashkari will not have a vote on the FOMC until 2026, his insights during policy meetings contribute to shaping the committee’s decisions. The rate cut last week signaled the Fed’s intention to normalize rates and reach a “neutral” position that fosters balanced economic growth.

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Contrasting Kashkari’s cautious stance, other Fed officials like Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic and Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee expressed more aggressive views on monetary policy normalization. Bostic highlighted the rapid progress in addressing inflation and labor market dynamics, indicating a potential acceleration in policy normalization.

Goolsbee echoed a similar sentiment, projecting a continuous path of rate cuts to address risks to the Fed’s dual mandate of low inflation and full employment. With market expectations pointing towards further rate reductions by the end of the year, the Fed’s approach to monetary policy remains dynamic and responsive to evolving economic conditions.

As investors anticipate the FOMC’s upcoming meetings, the likelihood of additional rate cuts in November and December underscores the Fed’s commitment to sustaining economic stability amidst changing macroeconomic trends.

With diverse perspectives shaping the future direction of monetary policy, the Fed’s deliberations will play a crucial role in steering the economy towards sustainable growth and stability.

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