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The Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates until June
The nomination of Kevin Warsh changes the political expectations
The Federal Reserve's monitoring system shows increased odds of rate cuts

Markets expect early easing of monetary policy in the future
Markets are now leaning towards expecting stability first. The Federal Reserve plans to keep interest rates steady. This trend is likely to continue through the next two Federal Open Market Committee meetings. Policymakers want more data before making any decisions. Inflation remains resilient, and growth indicators point to a slow decline. Therefore, caution dominates short-term decisions. However, expectations are already shifting towards the future. Traders are now focusing on leadership changes. The focus is no longer on Powell, but has shifted to Kevin Warsh.