Traders temper rate cut expectations after Powell reiterates no urgency
Traders reduced their expectations for a December Federal Reserve rate cut, with odds dropping to 62.4% from 72.2% a day earlier, according to the CME FedWatch tool. This comes despite Fed Chair Jerome Powell reiterating Thursday in Dallas that there’s no rush to lower rates — a stance consistent with earlier messages.
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