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Fed May Lower Rates Amid Slowing Economic Growth

6/22/2025

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George Bory anticipates the Federal Reserve may lower interest rates if unemployment increases, but sees no immediate need due to stable inflation and low unemployment at 4%.
Tariffs from the Trump administration are projected to slow economic growth to 1-1.5% by year-end.
The agriculture sector is cautiously optimistic, benefiting from strong short-term exports despite lagging advanced sales in pork and beef.
Ongoing trade negotiations with China, South Korea, and Japan could enhance U.S. agricultural exports.

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Story summary

George Bory anticipates the Federal Reserve may lower interest rates if unemployment increases, but sees no immediate need due to stable inflation and low unemployment at 4%.
Tariffs from the Trump administration are projected to slow economic growth to 1-1.5% by year-end.
The agriculture sector is cautiously optimistic, benefiting from strong short-term exports despite lagging advanced sales in pork and beef.
Ongoing trade negotiations with China, South Korea, and Japan could enhance U.S. agricultural exports.