UBS: The Federal Reserve may delay interest rate cuts until September, then cut again in December

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2026-03-26 15:37:02

BlockBeats News, March 26 — UBS states that due to persistent inflation and geopolitical risks, the Federal Reserve is expected to delay interest rate cuts until September, with another possible cut in December.

Economist Andrew Dubinsky pointed out that the Federal Reserve is waiting for clear evidence of a significant decline in inflation. Currently, core personal consumption expenditures remain around 3%, partly due to tariffs.

Influenced by rising oil prices related to Iran and a stable labor market, the Federal Reserve maintains a “wait-and-see” stance. UBS expects economic conditions to improve by 2026, but the timing of rate cuts remains uncertain.

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