Despite the ‘higher for longer’ message from the Fed’s updated rate projections last month, the minutes from the September FOMC meeting suggest that officials’ confidence in those forecasts is limited, with the outlook still seen as “highly uncertain”. We continue to expect weaker growth and rapidly falling inflation to result in rates being cut a lot more quickly next year than the Fed is currently suggesting.
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