Will the Fed finally cut interest rates as inflation cools?

Inflation is cooling, but is the fight really over?

New CPI data showed consumer prices easing, while Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh told lawmakers he intends to make the inflation surge of recent years "a thing of the past." The bigger question now is whether the Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates—or continue to keep borrowing costs elevated.

CGTN's Sean Callebs spoke with William Lee, Chief Economist and Managing Director at Global Economic Advisors, about inflation, the labor market, AI's impact on productivity, energy prices, and whether President Donald Trump will get the rate cuts he wants.

0:00 Inflation Cools as Energy Prices Fall 1:01 Why Core Inflation Is Holding Steady 2:00 Why Your Paycheck Still Isn't Keeping Up 3:19 Kevin Warsh's Plan for the Federal Reserve 4:18 Will Trump Get the Interest Rate Cuts He Wants?

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