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STIR: July Fed Cut Priced Back In

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The next Fed rate cut is again fully priced for the July meeting, following a 6bp futures-implied move today on the back of soft Services PMI data exacerbated in the afternoon by a risk-off move in equities.

  • This comes following a run of mixed-at-best data (retail sales, housing starts, various consumer and business surveys) in the last week and is the first time a July cut has been priced since Feb 7 (just prior to January payrolls data) - previously it was priced for September.
  • There's now almost two rate cuts priced through the end of the year (47bp through the December FOMC, an increase of 9bp on the day), the most seen since Feb 5.
  • For the week, implied 2025 rate cuts have ranged between 35 and 48bp (the latter seen in the last hour of trade)
  • See our US Macro Weekly for more on what to watch next week, with PCE and GDP the data highlights.
MeetingCurrent FF Implieds (%), LHCumulative Change From Current Rate (bp)Incremental Chg (bp)Prior Session (Feb 20)Chg Since Then (bp)End of Last Week (Feb 14)
Mar 19 20254.32-1.5-1.54.32-0.94.32
May 07 20254.25-8.4-6.94.28-3.14.28
Jun 18 20254.14-19.4-11.04.18-4.24.18
Jul 30 20254.07-26.2-6.84.13-6.04.13
Sep 17 20253.97-35.7-9.54.04-6.54.04
Oct 29 20253.92-41.2-5.54.00-8.03.99
Dec 10 20253.86-47.3-6.13.95-8.83.93
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The next Fed rate cut is again fully priced for the July meeting, following a 6bp futures-implied move today on the back of soft Services PMI data exacerbated in the afternoon by a risk-off move in equities.

  • This comes following a run of mixed-at-best data (retail sales, housing starts, various consumer and business surveys) in the last week and is the first time a July cut has been priced since Feb 7 (just prior to January payrolls data) - previously it was priced for September.
  • There's now almost two rate cuts priced through the end of the year (47bp through the December FOMC, an increase of 9bp on the day), the most seen since Feb 5.
  • For the week, implied 2025 rate cuts have ranged between 35 and 48bp (the latter seen in the last hour of trade)
  • See our US Macro Weekly for more on what to watch next week, with PCE and GDP the data highlights.
MeetingCurrent FF Implieds (%), LHCumulative Change From Current Rate (bp)Incremental Chg (bp)Prior Session (Feb 20)Chg Since Then (bp)End of Last Week (Feb 14)
Mar 19 20254.32-1.5-1.54.32-0.94.32
May 07 20254.25-8.4-6.94.28-3.14.28
Jun 18 20254.14-19.4-11.04.18-4.24.18
Jul 30 20254.07-26.2-6.84.13-6.04.13
Sep 17 20253.97-35.7-9.54.04-6.54.04
Oct 29 20253.92-41.2-5.54.00-8.03.99
Dec 10 20253.86-47.3-6.13.95-8.83.93