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Rate cuts coming, but not until September

We expect a further slowdown in economic growth to eventually prompt the Fed to cut interest rates, particularly with underlying inflation muted. But it is hard to see that happening before the September FOMC meeting, even though markets have begun to price in a cut by July.

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