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News articleYahoo Finance· December 11, 2025

Live coverage: Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 0.25%, Powell warns there's 'no risk-free path'

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Live coverage: Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 0.25%, Powell warns there's 'no risk-free path' The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points at the conclusion of its two-day meeting on Wednesday, marking the central bank's third cut of the year…
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  • US interest rates should be much lower and are currently 3 percentage points too high

    80% confidence
  • The balance of risks has shifted toward the labor market after downside risks to employment rose in recent months

    80% confidence
  • There is no risk-free path for policy as the Fed navigates tension between employment and inflation goals

    80% confidence
  • Three factors will help the economy in 2026: resilient consumer spending, AI spending on data centers, and supportive fiscal policy

    80% confidence
  • The Fed's 0.25% rate cut is too small and should have been doubled, at least doubled

    80% confidence
  • Housing is going to be a problem because the Fed doesn't have tools to address structural housing shortage

    80% confidence
  • There is no need for another rate cut from the Federal Reserve

    80% confidence
  • There are inflationary forces from governments borrowing record amounts, immigration reform fractionalizing labor supply, and tariffs fractionalizing goods flow

    80% confidence
  • The Fed doesn't expect its next move to be a rate hike

    80% confidence
  • The Fed will cast a skeptical eye on shutdown-distorted economic data, particularly household survey data and CPI

    80% confidence
  • Tariffs are causing most of the inflation overshoot

    80% confidence
  • The Fed will not cut rates again until after a new Chair replaces Jerome Powell in May

    80% confidence
  • Powell sounded very upbeat on productivity and growth, including AI effects

    80% confidence
  • A 25 basis point decline in the federal funds rate won't make much difference for housing affordability

    80% confidence
  • The effects of tariffs on inflation will be relatively short-lived, effectively a one-time shift in the price level

    80% confidence
  • The baseline outlook is for solid growth next year

    80% confidence
  • A quarter-point change in the federal funds rate is not going to make much of a difference in the housing market

    80% confidence
  • The Fed is killing growth because they're so afraid of inflation

    80% confidence
  • Assuming no major new tariff announcements, inflation from goods should peak in the first quarter of 2026

    80% confidence
  • AI job displacement is probably part of the story but not a big part yet

    80% confidence
  • There's actually not much the Fed can do about affordability issues

    80% confidence
  • The Fed's take on productivity and growth is very risk-friendly, with productivity possibly running about 2%

    80% confidence
  • If the Fed lowers interest rates, that's probably going to increase home prices even more

    80% confidence
  • The Fed expects tariffs to represent a one-time increase in prices and is focused on ensuring it stays that way

    80% confidence

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