TREE NEWS reports: Citigroup sharply delayed its forecast for Federal Reserve rate cuts, now expecting 25-basis-point cuts in June, September, and December 2027, versus its previous call for cuts in October and December 2026 and January 2027. The adjustment suggests Citi sees no near-term easing, following its earlier hawkish-driven delays.
Citi Pushes Fed Rate Cut Forecast to 2027
The forecast shift signals that one major bank sees the Fed holding rates steady for an extended period, which could reinforce tighter financial conditions for longer. This matters for markets pricing in near-term easing, as it adds weight to the view that inflation or policy risks remain unresolved. The key watch is whether other institutions follow suit, as a broader consensus shift could recalibrate rate expectations across assets.
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