There can be positive surprises, I do not rule it out. But I think, you see we give a number when we are totally convinced about it and our approach is not to sort of gamble by giving a higher number. Our overall approach as a central bank is always very conservative in the sense that when we are absolutely sure about a particular number, we give it.
Fed’s Waller, leaning against March cut, sees easings later in year
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller opposes a rate cut at the upcoming policy meeting. He suggests future cuts are possible if inflation pressures decrease. Waller
March 7, 2025