Goldman Sachs Lowers US Recession Odds: Fed Expected to Cut Rates
Goldman Sachs reduces the likelihood of a US recession to 20% from 25%, anticipating a 25 basis points rate cut by the Fed in September. However, a 50 bps cut might be possible if the August jobs report disappoints.
Positive retail and job data influenced the decision. Despite JPMorgan's unchanged 45% recession probability, Goldman's adjustment signals confidence.
The UK's energy price cap may rise by 9%, while Fed officials discuss potential interest rate cuts. Analysts suggest a Bitcoin surge amid economic shifts, and uncertainties loom with global tensions affecting markets.
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