Boston Fed President Susan Collins just threw cold water on expectations for a December rate cut. In her latest CNBC sit-down, she's pushing back against the market's wishful thinking. The Fed's data-dependent approach isn't budging yet—inflation metrics and employment numbers still need more convincing evidence before another pivot. Risk assets might need to recalibrate those year-end hopes.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 11-25 01:42
It's about to stall again, the year-end rebound dream is shattered.
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BearHugger
· 11-23 23:03
Another shattered rate cut fantasy—Collins is really getting a bit annoying.
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HodlVeteran
· 11-22 16:01
Here we go again? Like I said, I've fallen into so many traps like this since the beginning of the year, I've already gotten used to being dumped on. As soon as Collins said that, I knew it was time to sell everything. History always repeats itself—it's all about who reacts fastest.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 11-22 04:27
At it again? Collins is once again singing a different tune. The market's dream of a rate cut should wake up.
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ThesisInvestor
· 11-22 04:27
Here we go again, same old trick. Market expectations keep getting slapped in the face, and they'll have to be repriced again next time...
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ChainWatcher
· 11-22 04:25
It's the same old story again... The market is going to be disappointed again, Collins is indirectly saying there's no chance in December.
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FreeMinter
· 11-22 04:21
It's that "data speaks for itself" again, haha, anyway, they're just not lowering interest rates.
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BlockchainFries
· 11-22 04:21
Here we go again, it's time to wake up from this interest rate cut dream. Collins' words essentially mean "no chance," and the market's little thoughts have been exposed.
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MEVSandwich
· 11-22 04:16
Here we go again? The Collins sisters just love to play this game—first hinting at a possible rate cut, then turning around and slapping the market in the face. Hilarious.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 11-22 04:14
Another trap like this? Collins is pouring cold water again, does the market really believe it?
Boston Fed President Susan Collins just threw cold water on expectations for a December rate cut. In her latest CNBC sit-down, she's pushing back against the market's wishful thinking. The Fed's data-dependent approach isn't budging yet—inflation metrics and employment numbers still need more convincing evidence before another pivot. Risk assets might need to recalibrate those year-end hopes.