Central Banks
Global Central Banks Tiptoe Toward Rate Cuts Under Trump Shadow
- Advanced-economy easing cycle may continue but at slower pace
- Tariff threats form unsettling backdrop for central banks
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Global central bankers are poised to cut borrowing costs further in 2025, but only warily — and with a keen eye on the policies of incoming US President Donald Trump.
While almost all major economies should see monetary easing during the coming year, the pace is likely to slow.