Fed's Bowman says she has penciled in three interest rate cuts for 2026; is still concerned about the labour market

Bowman's indication of three potential interest rate cuts by 2026 is a clear dovish signal relative to current market expectations, emphasizing the Fed's cautious approach to the economy.

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Her concerns about the labor market suggest that the Fed is weighing the balance between monetary easing and employment stability, which could influence market participants’ views on the USD's strength and the trajectory of fixed income yields.

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