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The discussion centered around the forecast for the number of Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2024, with a focus on interpreting market movements in basis points to predict outcomes. Several participants debated whether rate cuts should be counted by the number of announcements or the total basis points (bps), with opinions varying. There were also discussions on the likelihood of additional rate cuts depending on upcoming meetings and potential economic factors.
- Many participants debated whether a 25bps movement constitutes a single rate cut, which would mean a September cut of 50bps counts as two cuts in this market.
- Participants questioned whether the market outcomes are based on cumulative basis points from rate cuts rather than the number of distinct announcements, influencing betting decisions.
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georgejetson
1 year ago
hiking? wtf are you talking about fool
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Atsumu
1 year ago
If Trump's chances of being elected increase further, there's a greater likelihood that interest rates won't be hiked in November.
sssasuka
1 year ago
have no idea what i am betting on, just gambling
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BelieveInSomething
1 year ago
Easy money
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aldynspeedruns
1 year ago
guh
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Apsalar
1 year ago
betting the opposite side whenever someone calls anything "free money" remains undefeated
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nicktoosick
1 year ago
3 (NO) at 71 cents is free money
ShortMeDaddy
1 year ago
Nope. Read resolution.
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ShortMeDaddy
1 year ago
Is 100bps but 3 cuts considered as 4? If yes then im cooked
GNS
1 year ago
Won’t risk another cut until Trump in office. Too many policy uncertainties.
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Atsumu
1 year ago
I still don't think the Fed has a strong enough reason to start hiking interest rates.
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Atsumu
1 year ago
If Trump's chances of being elected increase further, there's a greater likelihood that interest rates won't be hiked in November.
first54
1 year ago
It is impossible to cut interest rates more than 6 times.
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Boey1828
1 year ago
https://www.forexlive.com/centralbank/feds-musalem-time-may-be-approaching-to-slow-or-pause-rate-cuts-20241204/
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