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Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller suggests rate cuts could come as early as July, citing improving inflation trends. His comments contrast with current market expectations, which favor a September adjustment.
- Waller sees potential for July rate cuts if inflation trends remain positive.
- Current Fed rate held steady at 4.25-4.5%, unchanged since December 2023.
- Market expectations favor a September rate cut (61.8%) over July (14.5%).
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