Central Bank Rate Cuts Push Forward As Fed Drives the Global Trend, Amid Uncertainty Over 2025

In a single stroke, central banks worldwide have adopted a dovish stance of interest rate cuts, led by no other than the mighty Federal Reserve of the United States. The axing has begun in a race for at least triggering almost flat economic growth and relieving growing financial stress. Yet, the wide-ranging repercussions from such a set of actions beg many questions of comparative sustainability for such long-term effects, especially when 2025 is in view.

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