Tendencia de tasas de interés de EE.UU. | Charles Schwab: conflicto en Oriente Medio incierto, difícil realizar recortes de tasas a corto plazo

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Charles Schwab Hong Kong Vice President and Financial Advisor Lin Cheung-kit stated that the situation in Iran continues to escalate with no signs of easing. The Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.5% to 3.75% was as expected. The market has now postponed the first rate cut from the originally anticipated two cuts this year to summer next year. The key factor in this reassessment is the tense Middle East situation, which has caused a sharp rise in energy prices, prompting investors to reevaluate inflation prospects.

He said that the chances of a rate cut in the short term have decreased, which contradicts U.S. President Trump’s calls for lowering borrowing costs for families and businesses, reflecting that inflation driven by energy remains a real risk. The market is closely watching energy prices, as U.S. consumers face significant fuel price increases. Before the Middle East conflict becomes clearer, a rate cut in the short term will be difficult to achieve.

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