Analysis: The Fed is expected to cut interest rates at this meeting, followed by possibly "no further rate cuts needed."

BlockBeats News, December 10th, Angele R. C. Sbai, Head of US Fixed Income at RBC Global Asset Management, stated that the Fed's meeting this time may result in a rate cut, but the economic momentum in the US may mean that "there is no need for further rate cuts." The bank's base assumption is a rate cut, but it may be a rate cut with a hawkish tone this time, and it may suggest a subsequent pause in rate hikes. Sbai said, "In our view, inflation and labor market data should prompt the Fed to temporarily hold steady after multiple rate cuts and assess the economic situation early next year."

Market participants will closely watch dissenting voters, including those who advocate for larger rate cuts and those who believe that the current state of the US economy does not warrant a rate cut. For us, after this rate cut, as we expect the US economy to accelerate in 2026, the necessity of another rate cut may not exist. For political reasons (such as the change in Fed leadership in May), we may see one rate cut, but the economy itself may not require another rate cut for the foreseeable future."